There are 3 parts to a website, and all can be done separately:Buy the domain nameHost your domainBuild a websiteI've not worked with Reale Flow, but I can tell you that if you grow, GoDaddy is going to rape you.

eg:the so called Christmas rallythe winner of the Super BowlThe variables are not even in the same domain and can't possibly be related to the outcomes - - but they do collate in meaningful ways.Numbers don't lie but . . .

@Andrew Johnson True, a domain costs $10. 

Again read about negotiating. 5) If I were in your position, I'd want to read about eminent domain processes.

An outfit out of Texas is going around notifying real estate investors that they cannot use this term in any of their marketing or their domain names.  

We are wanting to set up a website using our own domain name where we can add a link or accept rent payments through the website.

Some other hints:Consider creating a domain name and pointing it to your Airbnb profile...

@Brian Mello - you may have this figured out already, but it sounds like you want two websites built that you control the domain and can help build your brand.

I think Macro numbers and creating cool infographs are great for many different domains, but at some point it just becomes cool things to look at and nothing more.    

Then hosting, which cost under $11 bucks, domain name $13 bucks [ibuyhousesinyourcity.com].