Atlanta realtor Denny Faircloth turned a struggling Airbnb into a high-performing asset by listing it on PadSplit—and doubled his returns overnight. After seeing the numbers, he didn’t stop there. Denny began converting his investor clients’ properties, adding four PadSplit

A historic moment in Jacksonville’s affordable housing movement with the first 7BR/7BA new-construction coliving home! This home will offer seven fully furnished, all-inclusive housing units. Each with a private bathroom for an affordable rate of $200-$225/week

Some of the world’s most creative thinkers got their start in shared housing. From dorms to shared apartments, these spaces offered more than affordability — they provided collaboration, connection, and the freedom to focus on what really mattered. Find your room at

In most cities, you'd need to earn $30+ per hour just to afford a basic one-bedroom apartment. That's more than four times the federal minimum wage. But what if there was a better way? PadSplit provides housing in these cities, typically 40-50% cheaper than traditional rentals.

🔄 Rotate your phone counterclockwise to tour this San Antonio PadSplit. Modern, comfortable, and all-inclusive — this 3-bed, 1-bath duplex offers large furnished rooms with workspaces, private parking, and a cozy backyard firepit. Located just minutes from downtown San

Home flipping profits dropped to a 17-year low in Q2, with typical returns falling to 25% - the lowest since 2008. House flipping no longer works due to record-high acquisition costs and shrinking margins. It’s time to pivot to coliving for more cash flow. PadSplit offers

What if solving the housing crisis were just a matter of math? In part 2 of episode 02 of the One Room at a Time Podcast, architect and zoning reform expert Eric Kronberg joins PadSplit founder and CEO Atticus LeBlanc to unpack how smaller lots, simpler codes, and people-first

Evictions are a reality of rental properties, but PadSplit is built to minimize them. Through upfront screening, hosts gain control over who lives in their property. When payment challenges arise, our direct support team steps in early. And our account policies are designed to

“Part of the reason why we have such poorly calibrated zoning codes is that so few people who write zoning, the actual ordinances, have any understanding of development math or any understanding of building codes.” In Ep 02, Part 2 of the One Room at a Time podcast, housing

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In Episode 02, Part 2 of the One Room at A Time podcast, host Atticus LeBlanc, CEO of PadSplit, continues his conversation with Eric Kronberg, a housing advocate and principal at Kronberg Urbanists + Architects. They delve into tactics for advocating better housing policy with

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When Atlanta teacher Kaitlyn needed affordable housing after a major life change, she found stability, community, and a path forward through PadSplit. With flexible rent, healthcare benefits, and a supportive host, she rebuilt her credit, saved money, and created a foundation

Before the fame, fortune, and sold-out shows, they all had roommates. Shared living isn't just about saving money. It's about being surrounded by people who are building something, creating something, going somewhere. Some of the most successful people in the world started in

Episode 2, Part 1 of One Room at a Time features Eric Kronberg, architect and zoning reform expert known as "the zoning whisperer." Eric breaks down what's driving the housing crisis: misaligned land use, oversized lots, and more. ⬇️ https://t.co/4SweADPeaL

What if solving the housing crisis was just a matter of math? Architect and zoning reform expert Eric Kronberg joins PadSplit founder and CEO Atticus LeBlanc to unpack how smaller lots, simpler codes, and people-first design can unlock attainable housing—without massive

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Sheena lost her sister, lost her house, and felt completely alone. At PadSplit, she found so much more than a rental. She found family. Her PadMates became the people she spends holidays with. Her host Kathleen became part of her support system. Now Sheena has her own car, real

63% of homes have 3+ bedrooms, yet only 38% of households need that space. The result? Millions of empty bedrooms while affordable housing remains out of reach for countless people. Those unused bedrooms represent more than wasted square footage—they're an opportunity to