PadSplit

Host Atticus LeBlanc, founder and CEO of PadSplit, interviews 25-year-old real estate investor Dominic Inglese, who has built a 27-property portfolio focused on creative, cash acquisitions and housing stability. Inglese explains how he got started in real estate during COVID through books like Rich Dad Poor Dad and Brandon Turner’s The Book on Real Estate Investing, earning his real estate license, and learning from BiggerPockets.

He describes joining Pace Morby’s Subto mentorship to learn subject-to and seller financing, then wholesaling deals with Gorilla Investments. He later founded HouseAble to bridge coliving (including PadSplit) into lease-options and owner financing, aiming to create pathways from affordability to homeownership. He also shares lessons on systems, compounding, and real estate’s benefits beyond cash flow.

🎧 Listen to the full episode on Tuesday at https://bit.ly/3UScT4n

Struggling to improve your cash flow? it might be time to look beyond traditional rentals.

Charlotte mortgage officer Trevor Higgins has recently seen local investors achieve stronger results with PadSplit’s coliving model.

While it isn’t a passive strategy, he explains why the trade-offs may be worth it for investors focused on increasing their returns.

Watch to learn more, then comment “HOST” to see what your property could earn as a PadSplit.

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Going back to school as an adult is already a big move. Finding housing that fits your budget shouldn’t make it harder.

While she pursues her degree, Cheyenne is choosing PadSplit to help keep her housing costs manageable and stick to the budget she’s set for herself.

She’s actually lived in a PadSplit before, so she’s sharing what the experience looks like from start to finish.

Come back to follow Cheyenne’s journey, from finding her room, to getting settled in, to life as a student living in a PadSplit.

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Who said your space can’t have a little personality?

With just a few small, renter-friendly updates, PadSplit member Annalyse completely transformed her space.

If you need some room inspiration, Annalyse has you covered.

🏡Link in bio to find a room that feels like home.

What if some of the “rules” landlords rely on are actually costing them good residents…and revenue?

On the Wake Up to Wealth podcast with Brandon Brittingham, PadSplit CEO Atticus LeBlanc challenges two long-standing rental norms: the 3x income-to-rent rule and large upfront deposits.

The thinking is simple: removing unnecessary barriers doesn’t have to mean taking on more risk.

PadSplit’s effective collections rate for property owners has never fallen below 97.5%.

Sometimes the better question isn’t “How do we screen more people out?” It’s “How do we build a model that helps more people succeed?”

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Atticus LeBlanc, founder and CEO of PadSplit, interviews Todd Waller, a licensed clinical social worker and PadSplit member for more than three years.

Todd shares how he discovered PadSplit during a difficult housing transition and how it helped him to purchase a car.

🎧Listen now at https://bit.ly/3UtjiTx

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How fast can you move into a PadSplit? For Keosha, it took just one day from applying to moving into her new room.

And her story isn't unusual. Many members move in within 24 to 48 hours of booking, which can be a real relief when you need a place fast.

For the quickest move-in, filter for rooms with Instant Book and skip the wait.

🏡Ready to find yours? Link in bio to find a room near you (and move in as soon as tomorrow).

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Where you live can shape what you do next more than you’d think.

Hannah was living at her dad’s house in her hometown, feeling restless and ready for something bigger. She had her eye on Arizona, but the cost of moving made it feel out of reach.

Then she found PadSplit. Roommates weren’t exactly part of the plan, but rent she could actually afford gave her the flexibility to make the move and take a chance on herself.

And renting a room turned out to be nothing like she expected.

Watch to see what surprised her, what exceeded her expectations, and how she rates the overall experience.

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If your property hasn’t been booking recently, it may not be the house. It might just be the strategy.

Atlanta real estate agent Anna Choi saw firsthand what the right setup can do: all 7 rooms in her PadSplit were booked within two weeks of going live.

Watch to see how she did it—and what she looked for when choosing the property.

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