Please give feedback on my new website

I think it's great! Good Job came out really nice and easy to use.

Would love to get the contact infor of the web builder if I could cause Im thinking of have one. great web and easy to follow

Bright and easy to navigate.

If anything, add your hours by your phone number under 'contact us', especially if that's your home phone.

Have your designer make their "Design by PWS" line a link to their site.
Maybe an affiliate link for you so you can make some extra cash on the side every time somebody uses their services through your site.

good idea, i'll do that

nice site- I agree w/Mark K, also you have a typo: in Investor tab info, should read;

Real estate has never been ....not, has need been - Good job

Very Nice and full of information and easy to use.

Yes it looks great. Who did it for you or what company did you use to do it yourself.

Steve

Thanks guy for the feedback. The typo is corrected. I highly recommend the guy that built this if anyone else is interested in gettting a rei website up and running. I always like to refer business when someone does me right.

I think you should create a form for the $500 referral fee. But, other than that, Nice website!

I love it, Especially the ugly beat up houses in the pictures!!!! Its eazy and it flows nice!!! NOW go chek mine out I just recently got mine up glassrealestateinvesting.com Let me know what you think!!!! BTR (back to REI)

Great Job my friend !! Best of luck to you my friend, and happy Thanksgiving.

Not meant as a criticism - but wouldn't you buy a house if it wasn't so ugly as well? I think a lot of people wouldn't want to classify their house as Ugly - I would highlight other scenarios as well, unless you really are just targeting beaters.

There's a good bit of other investors that call their business "We Buy Ugly Houses". Do a google search. It's good to criticize the house but, not the person.

In fact an entire franchise uses this phrase. Another reason to find a uniques approach. Many sellers do want their house criticized.

I'm guessing that it attracts homes that need repair. Maybe homes that aren't really that ugly.

My business is currently centered around flipping and wholesaling. Some people with a really run down house may think no one wants it except for the guy that advertises " we love ugly houses". I do love ugly houses because that's often where the value is. A very motivated seller that may have a vacant house will probably be happy if I call the house ugly as long as I buy it.

My business is called 1st Call House Buyers, but some of my advertising targets ugly houses.

The site is very simple and easy to navigate. I agree with travisderod, if you added more forms to gather information, that would probably be a plus. Sometimes people would like to send email rather than call.

Thanks.
Brian

Straight to the point...

Not a lot of fluff...

Job well done!

GLF-

Very nice job.

I actually have a question about sites like this that market to buyers as well as sellers. I am wondering if there is a negative effect from the sellers seeing you marketing for investor-buyers. I was thinking I would be better off with separate sites for each. One to get leads, and one to get buyers.

I'm not trying to hi-jack the thread but just thought maybe Mark and the rest of you might have some experience to share on that subject. Does it hurt your lead gathering when they can see the other side of your business?

I have seen sites that actually advertise the properties for sale on one page while asking sellers about their house on another.

Steve

The site is bright and has nice click thru.

Flip the good, the bad, and the ugly, dude! [Insert whistled notes here.] : )

peace, and, good fortune.

I know where you're coming from, I've contemplated that myself. But for me I prefer to keep it as simple as possible and more sites is more for me to mess with. Also, I feel that the sellers that are truly motivated aren't going to care much about the other info, they just want someone to give them some options. Not to mention, I am upfront about my intentions with the sellers anyway and they know that I am an investor and have investor connections... If I get asked to look at a house and it's not something I want to flip I will tell the seller exactly what I will be doing as a wholesale. Sorry about the ramble.

Your web looks great, just like Mark K suggested "add your hours by your phone number under 'contact us', especially if that's your home phone." It would be perfect. I respect your courage and action.

Thanks so much for all the kind words. I think I will have him build a facebook fan page for me soon also.

professional. Will you be adding an email address to the contact info? Also re-enforce your company name by adding it to the text of each page, or wherever you can work it in. Love the name, by the way.