After our San Francisco investor event last Tuesday, I’m hosting Katrina Robinson, Founder & CEO of Roundtable Living, tomorrow morning for a live webinar. This one is about buying, setting up, and managing a co-living property from out of state. I wanted to share it here in case there’s a market you’ve been eyeing, a property you’re trying to make sense of, or a setup question you want answered before moving too far. We’ll talk through: 🏘️ Buy box 🛠️ Setup before launch 🤝 Local support 📍 Management from a distance Event details: 🗓️ Friday, July 10 ⏰ 10:00 AM PDT 📍 Online webinar You can grab your spot using this link 👇 https://out-of-state-co-living.eventbrite.com/?aff=Skool

PadSplit is launching in San Francisco. Tomorrow, we’re hosting an in-person investor event for local owners, investors, landlords, and real estate professionals who want to understand what co-living could mean for rental income in this market. ❓The main question we’ll be walking through is simple: How can co-living help a property earn up to 2.5x more compared with traditional rentals? This is also the chance to connect with the PadSplit team, ask questions in person, and meet other investors looking at flexible housing in San Francisco. We’ll cover: ✅ How the PadSplit model works for property owners ✅ Why investors are using co-living to create stronger rental income ✅ How owners can earn up to 2.5x more compared with traditional rentals ✅ Where co-living fits into flexible rental housing demand ✅ What to evaluate before looking at co-living for a property or portfolio Event details: 🗓️ Tuesday, July 7 ⏰ 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM 📍 The Korner Store, San Francisco, CA You can grab your spot here 👉 https://padsplitinsanfrancisco.eventbrite.com/?aff=Skool

We’re going live at 10 AM. Today’s session is focused on how a ground-up co-living project gets planned before opening. We’ll be looking at the decisions behind site planning, room density, zoning, permitting, construction timelines, cost controls, capital stack, and return assumptions. Bring the questions you would want answered before moving forward with a ground-up co-living project. You can still grab your spot below 👇 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ground-up-co-living-building-for-142-projected-returns-in-los-angeles-tickets-1989921455641?aff=Skool

Tomorrow’s session is online. Next week, we’re taking the conversation into an actual LA property. I’ll be at Alex Nahle’s Glassell Park open house on Wednesday, June 17, where we’ll walk through a newly converted PadSplit in person. The property was previously renting for about $5,000/month as a traditional long-term rental. After the conversion, the main house is projected at $10,912/month in room-rental revenue. With the ADU included, projected gross monthly income is $13,412/month. This is a chance to see how the layout, room count, and rental strategy come together inside an actual property, not just on a slide. I’ll also be breaking down the co-living buy box, underwriting assumptions, and what investors should look for before trying this on their own deal. Plus: 🌮 Free tacos 🎟️ First 50 attendees get entered into a $100 Home Depot Gift Card raffle Good fit for investors, agents, property managers, and anyone seriously looking at co-living as an income strategy in LA. Event details: 🗓️ Wednesday, June 17 ⏰ 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM PDT 📍 Glassell Park, Los Angeles Come check it out👇 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/la-co-living-open-house-from-5000-rental-to-10912month-with-padsplit-tickets-1990882546289?aff=Skool

Most investors already understand the basic PadSplit conversion model. This Friday, we’re going deeper into something different: ground-up co-living development in Los Angeles. We’re moving beyond the basic “what is PadSplit?” conversation and looking at how a ground-up SRO project is actually being planned for room density, zoning, construction costs, capital, and a 142% projected return. Rose Martin, Eureka Moline, and John Moline will be joining me to walk through a ground-up SRO project and the thinking behind a 142% projected return. We’re going to keep this practical: ✅ How ground-up co-living works from site planning to opening ✅ How room density can change NOI potential ✅ What sourcing, zoning, and permitting can look like in LA ✅ How the capital stack, construction timelines, and cost controls are being evaluated ✅ How vendors, lenders, and realtors can grow deal flow through co-living projects If you’re an investor, developer, lender, vendor, or realtor looking at where co-living is going next, this session will give you a closer look at the ground-up side of the model, not just standard single-family conversions. Event details: 📅 Friday, June 12 ⏰ 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM PDT 📍 Online Webinar Save your spot below 👇 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ground-up-co-living-building-for-142-projected-returns-in-los-angeles-tickets-1989921455641?aff=Skool