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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Marielle Crona" data-source="post: 7536" data-attributes="member: 842">Yes, it is ok to use cheap hosting service but again using insanely cheap hosting will ultimately slow down your website and the potential buyer can get irritated as the first impression is important. I recommend getting Namecheap shared hosting plan as they do work great. Keep in mind once you flip the website, your new buyer will himself purchase a hosting plan. I've seen Motion Invest does from time-to-time list "Starter Websites" which have little to no income but have POTENTIAL to scale. I've hosted around 5 to 10 websites on single server before without any issues. Google ONLY cause issues when you SPAM the IP meaning you are taking links between your own websites. WordPress site transfers are pretty straight forward. You download the complete public html directory files and phpMyAdmin file and transfer them onto the client server. All passwords and everything work same as they were on your server. For Shopify, you just need to add the new buyer and give him/her admin privileges via email. Yes, you will need to ask the new buyer to add his own credit card by removing yours.</blockquote>