Let's talk about where your rabbit is going to be, what their food will consist of and the basic overall care will be.

Shelter

I guess the first thing is to decide where you’re going to keep your rabbit.
Shelter is very critical if you  are planning to keep your rabbit outdoors. I know some folks think that  out in a barn isn’t a good idea, but I’d have to disagree as long as you are sure to keep the environment as hospitable for your rabbit as possible.

In the summer if it gets pretty hot, get a fan aimed on your bunny. They’ll love you for it.
Something else that we used to do was to freeze some 2 liter soda bottles and toss them in the rabbits cages. They’ll lie up against them for the most part. Of course, one of our male dwarf rabbits a few years ago decided that the bottle was just as good as a doe....so be sure to watch out for ‘sticky’ bottles during nightly clean-ups.

Food

The next thing I’d like to cover is food.
Now, you might get tempted to buy some extravagant type of food, but trust me, leave that for treats and get your rabbit some decent quality pellets for every day meals.
Buy a few treats at your pet store, but the pellets are a good, well-rounded food source for your pet. If you really want to give your rabbit some extra’s, get a small $3 bail Timothy Hay at the pet store or Wal-Mart...they really love the stuff.
Another treat that is cheap and is a must is a box of breakfast oats. Nothing fancy...just regular old unflavored oats that you’ll find in your cereal section.