@Chris Seveney gave really good advice on content.

 Hey BP,  I'm interviewing AirDNA for a bit of content this Friday and was wondering what newer STR investors want to know about their solution and data analytics in general? 

Local Facebook groups of investors or subreddits can also be huge.2) Attend local meetups and REIA meetings, these can be great to meet potential clients and other contacts to source deals3) Friends and family CAN work but you should try this: set up a class on real estate investing, have yourself and other folks speak about how to get started and Invite every single person you know and if they're not interested, no problem, ask them if they know anyone that can benefit from that4) Longer term, but you can create content on available delas for Inst and TikTok, Real Estate investing is a hot topic and not many folks use those video platforms to show people real deals and how to get started.Best of luck.

If passive, consuming content and talking to people in the space and getting your money ready may be all you need to do.

This was my experience.I know it’s a lot to consider but I hope you’re able to find a resolution that you’re content with.

If you have the time, checkout my content on socials (just Google ClosedByMo) as I make a lot of content for new investors in NYC.

@Jeremy Rosen that actually looks like 1 bad review with no  content in the feedback so I don't know what can actually be done about that.

David Greene wrote Long Distance Real Estate Investing, which I have not read, but I have heard many positive reviews on its content. 

She does a ton of content on self storage. 

Not only is the podcast good content, but they curate a list of meetups as well.