It is human nature to brag about a good deal you made, you know, I paid X amount of dollars for this car. An acquaintanceof ours has an extensive website, the domain name is iffy at best. Anyway, he told us he paid $1000.00 to have the site set up (I did not even ask) seemed like a pretty good deal, I think it needed tweaking but all in all he does get a couple leads on occasion. So we are conversing with a broker friend of ours and the subject of websites comes up. She asks me how I do it and I answered, got a book at the library (one of the dummy books) and went to work. Thats better than one of my agents, he has shelled out $26,000 so far. Yep, the guy who said he paid $1000. Does it matter what it cost him? No, none of my business, but you better believe for that kind of money, with an open tab still running I would learn to do it myself. It is easier than you think, my first attempt at using a computer was far more difficult than building a website. Do not be intimidated by the techno jargon it is YOUR face on the internet so why not do it yourself? Besides, it is rarely if ever right the first time and as the market changes your website must reflect that. Anyway, that's my opinion, Good Luck!
$1000 is certainly a lot of money if the website does not look like $1000. I agree that some people brag about how much they saved, while others will brag about how much they saved. It's all about EGO, if you ask me. 
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