Finding trustworthy resources in real estate investing can be overwhelming. Our Recommend a Resource templates make it easy for your community to share their favorite tools, articles, and learning materials. Spark conversations and help members discover what truly works.
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Sharing resources leverages the community's collective intelligence, making the group more valuable for everyone. When members suggest tools or content that have genuinely helped them, it creates a cycle of trust and reciprocity. People are far more likely to try something new when it comes with a personal recommendation from a fellow investor.
This approach also lowers the barrier for participation. Members do not need to create original content or share personal stories to contribute. Instead, they can simply highlight something useful, fostering a supportive environment where knowledge flows freely. Over time, this builds a rich library of vetted resources tailored to the group’s needs.
What is one real estate investing book that changed your perspective? Share the title and why.
💡 Example: "I recommend 'The Millionaire Real Estate Investor' because it taught me about building a strong network."
Have you found a budgeting spreadsheet or tool that makes property management easier? Link it below.
💡 Example: "I use Stessa for tracking rental income and expenses. It keeps me organized during tax season."
Share your go-to YouTube channel for real estate investing tips and why you like it.
💡 Example: "BiggerPockets is my favorite channel because their interviews are really in-depth."
Is there a podcast that helps you stay motivated as an investor? Let us know which one and what you have learned.
💡 Example: "I love listening to Real Estate Rockstars on my commute. The guest stories keep me inspired."
What is the most useful real estate investing app on your phone right now?
💡 Example: "DealCheck is my go-to app for quickly analyzing property deals."
Share a free online calculator or tool that helps with deal analysis.
💡 Example: "I use the BiggerPockets rental property calculator to stress-test new deals."
Have you read an article recently that changed your approach to investing? Share the link and your takeaway.
💡 Example: "This article on short-term rentals made me rethink my portfolio strategy."
What newsletter do you subscribe to for real estate market updates?
💡 Example: "I get the CRE Daily newsletter for quick industry news."
Which online course helped you level up your investing skills? Share the course link if possible.
💡 Example: "I took the REtipster Land Investing Masterclass and learned a lot about due diligence."
What property management software do you recommend and why?
💡 Example: "Buildium is great for managing multiple rental units efficiently."
Seen any great infographics or charts about real estate trends? Share your favorites.
💡 Example: "This chart from Redfin explains the current price trends in my city."
Do you follow any social media accounts for daily real estate insights? Tag or link them here.
💡 Example: "@investwithace posts actionable property tips on Instagram."
Share a local resource (website, group, or tool) that every investor in your area should know.
💡 Example: "NYC REI Meetup is the best place to connect with other investors locally."
What legal resource or document template has saved you time or money?
💡 Example: "I use eForms for free lease agreement templates."
Is there a blog or website you trust for deep dives on real estate investing topics?
💡 Example: "I trust Investopedia for their comprehensive guides."
Which data source do you rely on for market research? Share a link if you can.
💡 Example: "I use Zillow for comps and market trends."
Found a video walkthrough or case study that helped you learn? Post the link and a quick summary.
💡 Example: "This YouTube video showed a full BRRRR process, step-by-step."
What is your favorite networking event directory or platform for real estate investors?
💡 Example: "Eventbrite has a ton of local real estate meetups."
Have you come across a checklist or workflow that keeps your deals on track? Share it here.
💡 Example: "I use a due diligence checklist I found on REtipster."
What is one newsletter, blog, or YouTube channel you wish you found sooner?
💡 Example: "I wish I found Coach Carson's blog earlier for house hacking tips."
Which free or low-cost resource would you recommend to new investors starting out?
💡 Example: "The BiggerPockets forums are a goldmine for new investors."
Share a resource that helps with property valuation or estimating ARV.
💡 Example: "Redfin's estimate tool is really helpful for quick ARV checks."
What online forum or Facebook group has given you the best advice?
💡 Example: "The Land Investors Forum is full of experienced voices."
Do you use any project management apps to track your real estate projects? Share your favorite.
💡 Example: "Trello helps me keep my renovation projects organized."
What resource helped you the most when learning about financing or creative funding?
💡 Example: "The book 'Raising Private Capital' gave me new ideas for funding deals."
Is there a calculator or spreadsheet you use to evaluate rental properties? Drop a link or file if you can.
💡 Example: "The 1% rule spreadsheet from Coach Carson is simple and effective."
Share a government or public data website that helps you with research or due diligence.
💡 Example: "I use the county assessor's site for ownership and tax info."
Have a resource for understanding local zoning laws? Share the website or guide.
💡 Example: "My city posts zoning maps and guides on its official website."
What online map tool do you use to analyze neighborhoods or comps?
💡 Example: "I use Google Maps with the Zillow extension for quick comps."
Is there a landlord association or support resource you recommend?
💡 Example: "The National Apartment Association offers great legal resources for landlords."
Share your favorite online platform for finding off-market deals.
💡 Example: "I have found several deals on DealMachine."
Have you found a resource for learning about short-term rentals or Airbnb? Share it here.
💡 Example: "The Short Term Rental University YouTube channel is packed with tips."
Which online tool helps you screen tenants efficiently? Recommend your favorite.
💡 Example: "I use Avail for tenant background checks and lease signing."
What is the best free learning resource for new landlords?
💡 Example: "BiggerPockets Landlord forums helped me avoid rookie mistakes."
Recommend a resource that helps with estimating rehab costs.
💡 Example: "Homewyse cost calculators are great for quick estimates."
Share a favorite legal podcast or YouTube channel for real estate law topics.
💡 Example: "Legal Eagle on YouTube makes real estate law easy to understand."
Which resource helped you understand tax strategies for investors?
💡 Example: "The Real Estate CPA podcast breaks down tax-saving tips."
What online community or Slack channel do you recommend for real estate Q and A?
💡 Example: "The Real Estate Investing subreddit is always active."
Share a case study or podcast episode that changed how you approach deals.
💡 Example: "The episode on creative financing from BP podcast opened my eyes to new options."
To maximize impact, regularly schedule Recommend a Resource posts or threads in your real estate investing community. Use these templates to prompt members to share articles, podcasts, apps, or tools that have helped them. Encourage details on how and why the resource was useful. Pin or save top responses so new members benefit, and periodically revisit these prompts to keep the knowledge base fresh.
No matter which platform you use, keep your posts concise and actionable. Use a clear call to action, and tag threads for easy future reference. Use polls or reactions to let members vote on the most helpful resources. Always moderate for self-promotion and verify links before boosting any resource.
Aim for at least once a week to keep recommendations fresh and encourage regular participation.
Remind members to disclose affiliations. Moderators should review links and remove obvious spam or self-promotion.
Use simple, low-pressure templates and acknowledge all contributions to make everyone feel valued and included.
It is a good idea to check popular or featured resources for accuracy and safety, but do not feel the need to vet every single link.
Encourage respectful discussion and different perspectives. Diverse opinions often lead to deeper insights and learning.
Yes, but tailor the specifics to match the topics and needs of your own community for best results.
Pin, tag, or create a dedicated resource library thread for ongoing access. Regularly update and curate top recommendations.