[paulgrimes1]

Find someone local to you and commission them to build it to your brief. Sure, it costs more than it would if you commissioned a remote developer to do it, but the savings in communication overhead and collaboration easily offsets this. Also, you'll contribute to your local economy and build a relationship with a trusted dev partner.

I own and run a web development company in Melbourne, Australia, and always advise potential remote clients that they're better off doing this to begin, until they are very confident in properly briefing and communicating to remote developers.

Godspeed!