That's like saying AMZN dropped - there goes e-commerce.

Unlike office buildings and malls, which have been hit hard by remote work and e-commerce, rental apartments have low vacancy rates.

.- Simvoly is just like Wix but give a lot of templates and e-commerce experience.Currently, Appsumo running a good deal and I bought it for my own use.- Wix is great but in long run, you end up with paying more for extras.I have one site hosted here.

I'm currently seeking a referral to a quality accountant that can accommodate the following needs:1) tax prep which includes my personal return and ecommerce business on eBay. 2) advice/guidance on how to prepare for buying my first rental property in 2016 as it relates to my taxes for my business.Any quality referrals are greatly appreciated as I am new to the Charlotte area :)

But if you're looking to do it on your own, here's a few suggestions:1) webs http:/www.Webs.com You can build your own site that includes e-commerce options2) weebly http://www.weebly.com/ another place where you pretty much drag and drop your content to create your site.I also a know a good web developer and If you'll contact me, I'll get you his contact info.One more thought, you could put your listings on e-bay and let folks bid on the down payment.

In my experience (former web designer, current owner of e-commerce site), these are what have brought home the bacon.Extended Domain (what follows the .com)Header tagsTitle TagsAlt tagsContent (not necessary to go crazy with keyword density)Domainand links to a certain degree all affect your SE placement.

Hi Alan,My colleague Matt Coates who specializes in Convenience Stores has an answer to your question:Pros – advantage of utilizing accelerated depreciation (consult with your accountant before making an investment decision based on this); e-commerce proof (no one is going to get gas delivered to their front door; even if they did, they would pay a substantially premium for it, not to mention the purchased gas would likely be coming from the gas station anyway); recession proof; generally well-located assetsCons – potential environmental issues (some tenants are, per the lease in place with the Landlord, responsible for any potential environmental issues that may arise; e.g. 7-Eleven); highly competitive market; usually pay above market rents due to potential of ground contamination down the line (therefore, if the tenant vacates the site, you would likely be faced with a situation where you could not replace the rent)Also, Matt Coates said he would be happy to speak with you over the phone about any questions you have about investing in convenience stores and gas stations, so feel free to reach out to me and I can give you his contact information.

Credit cards are safer for sellers in my experience; for my e-commerce store, I get a few of those a year, always from people who "forgot" they ordered the item.

I do a lot of SEO for adsense and ecommerce sites, so feel free to shoot me a PM or ask away on the forums if you have any more questions.

We are able to focus on real estate full-time due to our eCommerce business being automated/self running  (dropandcatch.com), but are still always looking for creative ways to take on more deals/network/learn from others.