Maximize your rental income and unlock the potential of shared housing with PadSplit. Offer secure, individual rooms, boost your property's revenue, and provide housing to essential workers.
PadSplit vs. Single Family Rentals
We convert under-utilized space into additional bedrooms. This increases the overall earnings potential of the home, while lowering the per room cost for members. The property below earns 2.5x more ($2534) as a PadSplit compared with a traditional rental.
Before
$1,649
Monthly rent
4 bed 3 bath
After
$4,183
Monthly rent
7 bed 3 bath
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Hosts in Atlanta, GA earn on average $4649 a month
PadSplit is a housing marketplace that connects property owners with pre-screened residents seeking an affordable place to live. We help real estate investors leverage under-utilized space in their existing properties to make it more profitable for them and more affordable for community members.
Hosting with PadSplit is better and easier
Onboard a property
Sign up and you'll get the resources and tools to find and underwrite a property. A PadSplit expert will help you finalize pricing and get listed.
We advertise on Google, Facebook, and major housing sites, driving 200,000 unique searches. We also run identity, income, background, and eviction checks for you.
Unlock the fullest potential earnings of your properties with PadSplit. We’ve built extensive tools and reports to track your finances within the platform. We’ve also created a seamless, easy way for our Members to pay on time.
“Converting our short-term rentals to PadSplits was an easy and natural shift. The flexibility is key for our family with three kids under the age of five.”
“The company’s mission to leverage housing as a vehicle for financial independence is a great one. The best thing about PadSplit is the cash flow, which has far and away been better pound-for-pound than anything else that I've experienced. It’s just fantastic.”
“It’s not many times in business that you get to take your profit up 3x. While doing that, we’re creating affordable housing and allowing our workforce to live in the city and close to their jobs.”