Real Estate Agent · Bronx, NY · Member since 2021 · 15 posts · 15 votes
Has anyone ever used padsplit as an out of state investor ? Currently I have not used it myself but it seems like an interesting and creative way to increase cash flow vs the traditional rental. I'm just curious as I wont be managing the properties myself, how are they technically managed ? Would I have to use a property manager or does padsplit manage the property ?
Hey Gabriel - I’m Trey with PadSplit. I would love to speak with you more about our capabilities and how we support our host. I can even pair you with a PM if needed. Find some time on my calendar via the links below.
PadSplit can help cash flow, but it works best if you already have strong systems or a local team in place. They handle tenant placement, payments, and platform management, but you’ll still need a local property manager or handyman to handle maintenance, turnovers, and inspections.
Has anyone ever used padsplit as an out of state investor ? Currently I have not used it myself but it seems like an interesting and creative way to increase cash flow vs the traditional rental. I'm just curious as I wont be managing the properties myself, how are they technically managed ? Would I have to use a property manager or does padsplit manage the property ?
Hey Gabriel, I haven’t personally used PadSplit, but from what I understand, it’s designed to handle a lot of the day-to-day management for you, which is why it can appeal to out-of-state investors. Essentially, they handle tenant placement, rent collection, and basic maintenance coordination, so you don’t necessarily have to hire a separate property manager for the usual tasks. That said, as the owner, you’re ultimately responsible for major decisions and ensuring the property is maintained well, so some investors still like having a local point of contact or property manager on standby just to handle anything outside of PadSplit’s scope. For out-of-state investing, it’s a creative way to boost cash flow if you’re okay with the model, but I’d also make sure you understand the lease structure, tenant turnover, and how they handle disputes before diving in. Happy to connect and answer any questions you have!
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