BiggerPockets

I suggest you find a website with the look and features you like. Then post a job on elance.com to have it made using the website you like as an example for the programmer, you can also include additional features you require in the task list.

They have tons of Indian programmers (dot, not feather) on elance that can build you a custom website with a database backend very inexpensively. I use Elance on almost a daily basis for everything from website design, data entry, guest blog posts, SEO, marketing, media kits, etc. It's a nice feeling to wake up in the morning with an email from elance with work that was done while you slept.

I have been using Elance for over 10 years, the quality of work and price is unbeatable.

Jeff...thanks for the heads up on elance. I've been doing all of my own web dev (on top of flipping and my rentals). I'd love to farm out the techie stuff.

J...I agree. However there are 2 sets of buyers out there. My agent gets the more sophisticated set. Those deals are easier. They are also a lot less profitable for me.

I get the set that aren't currently looking to buy, but they come across my house and love it and had no idea they could buy a home because they don't have 20% down and an 800 credit score because "after all the media says that no one can get a loan these days." So they were looking for a rent to own/land contract/lease option. They are excited to find out they can actually buy for real.

I also get those people who tried to get qualified by the wrong bank and were told they had to have a 660 score, and they only have a 610. Basically, I get the Realtor rejects. But, there are a LOT of them. Like I said, I sell a majority (2/3) of my houses myself. And those that I do sell myself I almost always get full price, have little to no home inspection repairs (because I control the buyer), and don't pay a commission.

With that said, I field about 50 - 70 buyer calls a day, 49.9 - 69.9 of which are bad leads. But, all it takes is one.

John, Yes, I agree that Elance has its share of unscrupulous providers. But you can filter these guys out fairly easily with the feedback system they have.

I have built a portfolio of providers over the 10 years i have used them, so I rarely seek new ones.

Recently, my only complaint is elance interface. It can be confusing and they seem to change things around on you fairly often.

@Ryan - I've found local web service providers to provide more quality work than sites like eLance. In the end, you get what you pay for.