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The 13 Best Real Estate Communities in 2026

Ranked from 13 indexed real estate communities by member count, posting activity and how complete each listing is. We take no payment for placement — nobody can buy a position on this page.

  1. Skoolfrom $25/month

    #1: Wholesailors (Wholesale Skool)

    🏠Learn The Skills to Close Your First $10,000 Wholesale Real Estate Deal in 90 Days—No Experience or Money Needed.

    Why it ranks: 3,722 members, consistently active at 3.5 posts per member and $25 a month.

  2. Mightyfrom $34/month

    #2: The Academy Presents Community

    Mighty Networks real-estate investor community offering workshops, case studies, online classrooms and networking events across property…

    Why it ranks: 502 members and $34 a month.

  3. Skoolfrom $5/month

    #3: Real Estate Investing

    Paid Skool community by agent-investor Ryan Zolin for wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending and MLS deal-finding with $0 marketing…

    Why it ranks: 5,681 members and priced below the category norm at $5 a month.

  4. Skoolfrom $25/month

    #4: Creative Owners Club

    Mentorship community for creative approaches to home-buying, with scripts, weekly live coaching and peer support for members navigating…

    Why it ranks: 9,671 members and $25 a month.

  5. CirclePricing not listed

    #5: Property Filter Community

    UK property-investing community attached to the Property Filter deal-sourcing platform, founded by Florian Moulin. Public marketing site…

    Why it ranks: 1,800 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  6. SkoolPricing not listed

    #6: Multifamily Wealth Skool

    Josh Roosen's Multifamily Wealth Skool teaches value-add multifamily deals for passive income. The about page lists a four-step launch…

    Why it ranks: 20,630 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  7. MightyPricing not listed

    #7: The STR Sisterhood

    Mighty Networks community for women in short-term rentals, with a free Sisterhood Network plus Hub spaces and Stacey’s Success Formula…

    Why it ranks: 899 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  8. SkoolPricing not listed

    #8: Wholesaling Real Estate

    Zach Ginn's Wholesaling Real Estate community teaches beginners how to lock up and assign houses with no money, credit, license or prior…

    Why it ranks: Among the biggest here with 80,939 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  9. SkoolPricing not listed

    #9: Transactional Funding Roadmap

    Ryan Schrope's Transactional Funding Roadmap is a real-estate funding classroom. The about page contrasts wholesale/flip hamster wheels…

    Why it ranks: 13,019 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  10. SkoolPricing not listed

    #10: FasterFreedom RE Launch

    Sam Primm's FasterFreedom RE Launch is a real-estate training room. The about page opens with a free seven-day challenge (calculators…

    Why it ranks: 11,342 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  11. SkoolPricing not listed

    #11: Airbnb Free Course

    Airbnb Free Course is a short classroom aimed at a first listing in under 30 days. The about page walks beginners through finding and…

    Why it ranks: 8,894 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  12. SkoolPricing not listed

    #12: STS Community: Mom's House

    STS Community: Mom's House is a Senior Transition Specialist certification room. The about page frames real estate as a human…

    Why it ranks: 6,497 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

  13. SkoolPricing not listed

    #13: Commercial Real Estate 101

    Commercial Real Estate 101 teaches apartments, RV parks and self-storage instead of single-family houses. The about page is a CRE starter…

    Why it ranks: 6,426 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.

Real Estate communities: common questions

Is wholesaling real estate as easy as these communities suggest?
No. It is a cold outreach sales business with a long lead time to a first deal. The credible communities say so; the ones promising a deal in 30 days generally do not.
Does it matter where the other members invest?
Considerably. Real estate is local, so a community with active members in your market is worth far more than a larger one that is not.
Can I rely on the legal and tax guidance in these communities?
Treat it as a starting point only. Structures and tax treatment vary by jurisdiction and should be confirmed with a professional where you actually operate.