I am in the process of buying a rental property and I desperately need some insights! 

I think the bank would have to be desperate to get rid of a property to sell it before taking it to market. 

I have been checking out a few websites like it and they just want me to sign up for everything, ie they seem desperate for email addresses. 

We are not desperate to do a deal but want to get started instead of just sitting back and talking about getting starting.

Most landlords would assume he is being evicted.Anyway my point is he is desperate, charge him rent from the 1st.

I am considering inventing my/our own new real estate agency brand using a technology broker, possibly establishing a team, where we create our own brand while getting large commission splits and getting the technology support we agents desperately need.

I desperately want to lock in a project before the end of 2017.   

The other brokers and agents working for firms tend to be desperate to close a deal because they need volume to pay the bills with the smaller cuts they are getting.

But, the property being in CA, and every County being in desperate financial straits, they are charging me $8400 in impact fees, plus $3000 for plan check (the only thing being changed is adding a wall to get the living space down to 1200 sq. ft.) 

If you set your foundation TO BE a website, and you are planning to use your website as the main means to be found, then sure a website is the way to go first.BUT, if you manage to get a fantastic credibility score with your facebook page, twitter page, youtube channel, where you broadcast all your purchases, have a series of house flipping adventures all recorded, and the entire state raves about your facebook page with a ton of shares comments and reviews... do you think a desperate seller is going to pass you by because "I see no cheap wix site"?