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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brockton, MA
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When should I create a site for my business?

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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brockton, MA
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So BP, I'm working on finding my first wholesale deal. In an effort to reach out to motivated sellers, I'm looking into a starting a website to create more traction to my business. Is this the right move to make even though I don't have prior experience under my belt? Also, what sites are my fellow investors using to create their own websites? (I know there is Wix, Squarespace and Weebly among others)

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Dev Horn
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This is the old chicken vs. egg question of which should come first.

I think Scott's point is that the activities are not mutually exclusive.  Rather than give up an hour that you might be driving for dollars in order to set up a wordpress site, maybe you give up an hour of watching Netflix instead.

Can you get a lead and do a deal without a website?  Sure.  Will building a website prevent you from finding a deal? Unlikely, assuming you are spending adequate time and effort on finding motivated sellers.

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