If you want something cheaper, you might be able to set up something using wordpress' woocommerce and some of the apps that allows autodebits. 

I usually recommend the investor in a few years, when he will redesign the website, to take a moment and go to a faster CMS (Content Management System) than WordPress.

They built them last year and recently added Agent/Investor hybrid sites as well.I have dozens of REALTOR clients and the 20-30% that switched to Carrot are achieving a higher ROI than those that have not switched.However, while I believe that Carrot is the best choice (I use it for my investing sites), there is probably some factor that the clients who switched are less lazy than those that didn't because "I don't want to spend a bunch of time moving everything" was the #1 excuse to not switch.So, it could be that the 20-30% of my clients that switched are just the cream of the crop to begin with and would have succeeded either way.What I can tell you from an investor standpoint is that Carrot makes it easier to get things done because, while it's built on Wordpress, they only implement what they have proven to be effective for the vast majority of people.So, it kind of keeps you on track and stops you from getting in your own way.Finally, their support and training is top notch.

I do website development, and I would suggest a Wordpress website or an all-in-one platform like WIX, depending on your budget and needs.

WordPress is very easy to learn and used by many.

Hello -I am not exactly sure what you are looking for but if you want a website that you can manage yourself for little money then Wordpress hosted by something like siteground does not get much cheaper.I will say this though as a web developer you need to know a decent amount to have something that will look good and inspire investor confidence.

You're a hardworking man and smart, so that shouldn't be a problem.https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/wordpress?

I am also willing to engage virtually in out of state markets where houses are cheaper, such as Florida.For buy-and-hold properties, I am willing to engage in any market that has decent appreciation, good rent-to-value ratios, and good property managers.Marketing Plan:I plan to use a combination of:Direct MailI plan to send out a campaign once a month, roughly every 4-6 weeks.I plan to start off by targeting lists of pre-foreclosures, and owners (absentee and owner occupant) that have 40-100% equity.Bandit SignsPosting on Friday evenings and removing on Sunday nightsDriving for DollarsOnline MarketingCraigslistA Wordpress website and blogSocial Media (Facebook, Twitter, Quora, etc.)Pay per clickNewspaper AdsSearching the MLSNetworking / Word of MouthFinancing Deals:WholesalingThe only costs that I will need financing for are Earnest Money Deposits, inspection fees, and reimbursements to contractors for help estimating repair costs.

Check out these links:Tax Lien:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/15/start-investing-tax-lien-deeds/https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/06/05/otc-tax-liens/https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/wordpress?

Full disclosure: I'm a WordPress developer.I've done a few real estate sites and WordPress always works great for our clients.