A web site?

It's zoned residential so according to the county I believe I can put one there.Where I'm confused is that the tax assessor web site lists the lot as "deed acreage:0, calculated acreage:0, land units:1The home is listed on the assessor website as in a subdivision so I'm thinking that might be why?

Even forclosures are expensive in Web. so your equity amount on start up is low (I bought thru HUD, had 10% equity after closing and still had 3K in repairs w/ me as the contractor but I was looking at a long term investment and had not started my business education).  

Love the web site!

As to your comment  Ryan about major markets always seeming to appreciate, I agree but I don't want to gamble on that. 

These are leads from my home value landing page so the goal is for them to get a call sometime after they fill out the web to lead form.

@Erick JordanHello and Welcome to BiggerPockets, the Best Real Estate site on the web.

Any CMS or other type of web design will still have to be hosted somewhere.Often, website hosting companies also offer website building services, but understand that they are different things... those packages are often ridiculously priced (yes GoDaddy, I'm talking to you).

Hi @James Greenhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/48309-70-web...I hope you are well James,Brian

The ones that do great are buying deeply discounted properties and adding value or gambling on price appreciation in great RE markets that have benefited from the market rebound following the recession.