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PadSplit Inc.

PadSplit Inc.

PadSplit Inc. operates an online coliving marketplace that connects property owners with renters seeking affordable, furnished rooms in shared homes, offering weekly, lease-free payments with no credit score or security deposit required. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Atlanta, the company also provides resident screening and includes utilities and Wi-Fi in its room listings.www.padsplit.com

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Sep 2, 2026

EileenGUEST
2:26
Um, you know, that's sort of like the, the bread and butter of Burr.
EileenGUEST
2:30
Um, and then there's PadSplit, which I can talk to you about.
EileenGUEST
2:33
Um, PadSplit is basically one brand name, um, under like the co-living strategy of real estate investing.
EileenGUEST
2:39
So co-living is, um, uh, a setup where you rent each room by the room to an individual on a weekly basis.
EileenGUEST
2:50
And so I'll get into a little bit more exactly what that is, but I have several pad splits now, and I've been doing that for a little over two years and really, really love the cash flow.
EileenGUEST
7:39
The first reason is it increases your cash flow.
EileenGUEST
7:43
And the second reason is it is doing a small part to help with the affordability housing crisis that we're facing here all over the country, in particular, even rent apartments.
EileenGUEST
7:56
And so PadSplit basically was born out of this need for more people to have affordable safe housing, hence the idea of renting rooms to individuals by the week.
Patrick ChopsonGUEST
10:57
But right now, it's very hard.
Patrick ChopsonGUEST
10:59
But one thing that's really cool is this thing called PadSplit, which is another Atlanta startup where they rent out individual rooms inside of a bigger house or building.
Patrick ChopsonGUEST
11:10
And we're actually doing a project on Hosea Williams over in Kirkwood.
Patrick ChopsonGUEST
11:14
that has micro units that are 325 square feet, but they're priced such that like someone who's making $40,000 a year can actually have their own apartment.
Denny FairclothGUEST
24:40
But yeah, the three of us...
Denny FairclothGUEST
24:44
Someone from PadSplit walked into Real Estate Connections years ago.
Denny FairclothGUEST
24:47
Yeah.
Denny FairclothGUEST
24:48
Probably two or three years ago now.
speaker_2HOST
15:42
type of deal or a similar type of asset class, which is these co-living situations that are short term.
speaker_2HOST
15:52
We had the CEO of PadSplit, gentleman's name is Atticus on our show here.
speaker_2HOST
15:57
And they might do a PadSplit for a property near an airport, to give one example, right? So transient people in and out, you might have lots of people living in the same place.
speaker_2HOST
16:09
If folks are looking at more of a short term co-living situation versus, let's say, a year-to-year lease, do you have a perspective on who's going to be the right investor for something more short-term versus who's going to be the right investor for something long-term, year-to-year lease?
Kyler KeelGUEST
16:26
If you do short-term, you need to get ready for a lot of footwork.

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