Blogging is not a large part of my business although it helps with SEO which is important in this biz.  

then you need SEO and PPC strategies ... which is a whole different discussion and 20 times more expensive than hosting and building a site.

Build your site's SEO while you are with this big companies (link to it) and do some blogging to build up your content. 

My next step is getting her Rich Dad Poor Dad on audiobook, so she can listen effortlessly in the car on the way to work. 

. :)  Notice how you don't have any articles after 2013... that's likely because of the way BP is doing SEO on their blog URLs.For example I just did a quick search and I see the following article, looks like it was published in 2016, and I don't see this on your list:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/how-to-re...I'm assuming you crawled /renewsblog/ looking for ####/##/##/*note*.  

Don't bother, the more we engage these folks the more SEO value their posts and names are gaining.

To accomplish your long term goal, I suggest that you focus on getting good at one or more of the following ways to find leads on low cost properties, and go to work:  Direct mail, Google Adwords, Facebook ads, SEO, bandit signs, and networking with connected people (like REO Agents, Wholesalers, Probate Attorneys, FedEx Drivers, Etc.).

I'd definitely get your own site going with a solid SEO campaign but not until you've made your money back and have a more healthy budget. 

Hey everyone.
I am wondering if there are any real estate investing websites that help you set up a website for your business. prefer it to be free but if it isnt worth then somwthing that is not so costly.
Thanks!!

Set up mail campaigns and a good website with pay per click or pay SEO.