Finding it hard to get your real estate flipping community talking? Guessing games offer a fun, low-pressure way to spark conversation and build connections. Use these ready-to-go templates to encourage playful speculation and keep your group active.
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Guessing games work wonders in real estate flipping communities because they tap into members' curiosity and love for friendly competition. By presenting clues and inviting predictions, you create an environment where everyone feels comfortable chiming in, regardless of experience level.
This format lowers the barriers to participation by making questions lighthearted and easy to answer. Members are more likely to respond when they do not feel pressured to be 'right' or show off expertise. Instead, they can have fun, learn, and connect with others while sharing their thoughts and best guesses.
Guess what year this house was built: 2-story, original hardwood floors, and a classic brick exterior.
💡 Example: "Guess what year this house was built: 2-story, original hardwood floors, and a classic brick exterior."
Can you guess how much profit was made on this flip: bought for 120k, sold after 6 months?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how much profit was made on this flip: bought for 120k, sold after 6 months?"
Which renovation do you think added the most value: new kitchen, finished basement, or landscaping?
💡 Example: "Which renovation do you think added the most value: new kitchen, finished basement, or landscaping?"
Guess the city: This flip had a mid-century vibe, was near the beach, and sold in under a week.
💡 Example: "Guess the city: This flip had a mid-century vibe, was near the beach, and sold in under a week."
How many days do you think this flip took from purchase to sale: 45, 90, or 120?
💡 Example: "How many days do you think this flip took from purchase to sale: 45, 90, or 120?"
Guess which room had the biggest transformation: kitchen, bathroom, or living room?
💡 Example: "Guess which room had the biggest transformation: kitchen, bathroom, or living room?"
Can you guess how much the renovation budget was: under 20k, 20k-40k, or over 40k?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how much the renovation budget was: under 20k, 20k-40k, or over 40k?"
Which feature do you think buyers loved most: open floor plan, big backyard, or master suite?
💡 Example: "Which feature do you think buyers loved most: open floor plan, big backyard, or master suite?"
Guess the listing price: 3 beds, 2 baths, 1800 sq ft, fully updated.
💡 Example: "Guess the listing price: 3 beds, 2 baths, 1800 sq ft, fully updated."
Can you guess which season this flip sold fastest in: spring, summer, fall, or winter?
💡 Example: "Can you guess which season this flip sold fastest in: spring, summer, fall, or winter?"
Which common mistake do you think happened on this flip: underestimating costs, contractor delays, or overpricing?
💡 Example: "Which common mistake do you think happened on this flip: underestimating costs, contractor delays, or overpricing?"
Guess how many showings it took to get an offer: 2, 5, or 10?
💡 Example: "Guess how many showings it took to get an offer: 2, 5, or 10?"
Can you guess the most expensive upgrade in this flip: roof, kitchen, or HVAC?
💡 Example: "Can you guess the most expensive upgrade in this flip: roof, kitchen, or HVAC?"
Guess which paint color was chosen by the buyers: gray, white, or blue?
💡 Example: "Guess which paint color was chosen by the buyers: gray, white, or blue?"
Which tool do you think was used most during this flip: hammer, saw, or paint roller?
💡 Example: "Which tool do you think was used most during this flip: hammer, saw, or paint roller?"
Guess which permit caused the biggest delay: electrical, plumbing, or structural?
💡 Example: "Guess which permit caused the biggest delay: electrical, plumbing, or structural?"
Can you guess the age of the youngest buyer for this flipped home?
💡 Example: "Can you guess the age of the youngest buyer for this flipped home?"
Guess the number of contractors involved in this project: 2, 4, or 6?
💡 Example: "Guess the number of contractors involved in this project: 2, 4, or 6?"
Which do you think sold the house: curb appeal, price, or staging?
💡 Example: "Which do you think sold the house: curb appeal, price, or staging?"
Guess which local event helped boost the sale: festival, open house, or holiday sale?
💡 Example: "Guess which local event helped boost the sale: festival, open house, or holiday sale?"
Can you guess the most surprising find during demo: old coins, newspapers, or toys?
💡 Example: "Can you guess the most surprising find during demo: old coins, newspapers, or toys?"
Guess which room was the hardest to renovate: bathroom, kitchen, or garage?
💡 Example: "Guess which room was the hardest to renovate: bathroom, kitchen, or garage?"
How many months do you think the renovation lasted: 2, 4, or 6?
💡 Example: "How many months do you think the renovation lasted: 2, 4, or 6?"
Guess which feature was added last minute: deck, backsplash, or closet?
💡 Example: "Guess which feature was added last minute: deck, backsplash, or closet?"
Can you guess which room had the most square footage?
💡 Example: "Can you guess which room had the most square footage?"
Which do you think was replaced: roof, windows, or siding?
💡 Example: "Which do you think was replaced: roof, windows, or siding?"
Guess how many offers this flip received in the first week.
💡 Example: "Guess how many offers this flip received in the first week."
Can you guess the year this neighborhood was built?
💡 Example: "Can you guess the year this neighborhood was built?"
Guess which local business sponsored the open house.
💡 Example: "Guess which local business sponsored the open house."
Which do you think increased the appraisal: new roof, solar panels, or remodeled kitchen?
💡 Example: "Which do you think increased the appraisal: new roof, solar panels, or remodeled kitchen?"
Guess the age of the oldest appliance kept in the flip.
💡 Example: "Guess the age of the oldest appliance kept in the flip."
Can you guess how many paint cans were used in this project?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how many paint cans were used in this project?"
Which do you think was the hardest item to source: tile, cabinets, or fixtures?
💡 Example: "Which do you think was the hardest item to source: tile, cabinets, or fixtures?"
Guess what percentage of budget was spent on landscaping.
💡 Example: "Guess what percentage of budget was spent on landscaping."
Can you guess which staging piece made the biggest impact?
💡 Example: "Can you guess which staging piece made the biggest impact?"
Which do you think was the buyers' favorite neighborhood perk: park, pool, or walking trails?
💡 Example: "Which do you think was the buyers' favorite neighborhood perk: park, pool, or walking trails?"
Guess how many light fixtures were installed in this flip.
💡 Example: "Guess how many light fixtures were installed in this flip."
Can you guess which flooring option was chosen: hardwood, laminate, or tile?
💡 Example: "Can you guess which flooring option was chosen: hardwood, laminate, or tile?"
Guess which part of the project went over budget: demo, paint, or appliances?
💡 Example: "Guess which part of the project went over budget: demo, paint, or appliances?"
Which do you think was the biggest selling point: school district, backyard, or kitchen island?
💡 Example: "Which do you think was the biggest selling point: school district, backyard, or kitchen island?"
Can you guess how long the property sat vacant before the flip began?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how long the property sat vacant before the flip began?"
To use these templates, simply copy and paste your favorite prompt into your community platform. Post regularly, ideally once or twice a week, to keep the guessing game momentum going. Encourage members to reply with their guesses and respond to their answers to build rapport. You can reveal the correct answer later in the thread or in a follow-up post for maximum engagement.
Since these templates work across all platforms, keep your posts concise and visually clean. Use relevant hashtags, images, or emojis to increase visibility. On platforms with polls, consider turning some questions into quick poll options. Always reply to member guesses to keep the conversation lively.
You can create Guessing Games that challenge members to guess the renovation costs for before-and-after photos or specific rooms (e.g., 'Guess how much it cost to redo this kitchen?'). This sparks discussion around budgeting, cost overruns, and regional price differences—core topics in flipping real estate.
Try posting Guessing Games where members estimate the ARV (After Repair Value) of properties in your target market, or guess the time on market for flips in different neighborhoods. This not only drives engagement but also helps members stay sharp on local comps and market shifts.
Absolutely! For example, you might post a photo of a property and ask members to guess hidden issues or which repairs ended up costing the most. This fosters discussion about due diligence, inspection strategies, and learning from past flipping mistakes.
Focus on features that impact flip profitability, like layout changes, permits, or unique upgrades (e.g., 'Guess if adding this open-concept kitchen increased or decreased the resale value'). Highlighting these aspects keeps content relevant for all experience levels.
Use anonymized or composite deals, blur addresses, and avoid sharing confidential figures until after the game closes. Present scenarios as educational rather than exact case studies to protect your business while still offering valuable insights.
Encourage a collaborative tone by sharing the actual numbers after the guessing period and inviting members to share their reasoning. Use disagreements as learning opportunities to discuss how variables like neighborhood, finishes, and contractor choice influence outcomes in real estate flipping.
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