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Living in a PadSplit is different from traditional rentals. Members only pay one bill each week, and it covers a private furnished room, and all utilities. To be approved, you don’t need a minimum credit score, and you won’t have to pay a big security deposit. On average, Members save $420 a month while living in a PadSplit, allowing Members to purchase a car, and pay off their credit cards.

PadSplit Members can save hundreds of dollars compared with traditional rentals. When you live in a PadSplit, you pay one bill each week which covers your rent, utilities, and free perks like credit reporting and telehealth services. Check out our Member Savings Calculator to see how much you can save.

Applicants who have one eviction on their record in the last 7 years can be approved, but applicants with more than one eviction will be rejected. Learn more about our Approval Criteria.

Great news! There is no minimum credit score required to live in a PadSplit. When you apply to become a Member, we may review your credit history. However, your credit history is not a factor in the approval process.

Because we value the privacy of our Members, you are not allowed to tour the physical home before your move -in date. That’s why we have 3D tours of almost every property; you can get a tour without having to go anywhere! Once you are approved as a Member, you can view cross - streets for specific homes and see nearby attractions such as public transit, grocery stores, and gas stations. Your first room transfer is always free if this is your first PadSplit home.

PadSplit requires a 12-week minimum stay, with a penalty charged for moving out early. You can transfer to another PadSplit property at any time with no penalty. You’re entitled to one free transfer to another PadSplit property during your stay, where the move-in fee is waived. After your initial commitment, you’ll automatically transition to a week-to-week commitment. A credit or debit card must be kept on file. For more information, please refer to our detailed policy guide here.

No, PadSplit was designed for longer-term stays for workers in the community with a minimum commitment of 12 weeks. In some cases, residents commit to longer stays of six to 12 months.