Upcoming Seattle Events

Hard Money Lending & Rent by Room
Aug
19

Hard Money Lending & Rent by Room

Join us in person for a conversation with Melissa Korda from Dunmor about what financing actually looks like in 2026 and how the rent-by-room model works. Rates and lending have shifted, and if you own or invest in single-family homes, it helps to understand your real options before you make your next move.

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How to Prepare for the Silver Tsunami and Leverage a Rent-by-Room Model for Single-Family Homes
Aug
21

How to Prepare for the Silver Tsunami and Leverage a Rent-by-Room Model for Single-Family Homes

The country is aging fast. Over the next couple of decades, a large share of the population moves into retirement, and a lot of those people will need housing that is affordable and set up for how they actually want to live. Charles Rossano, Founder of Co-Haven Capital, will walk through what the demographic shift actually means for people who own or invest in single-family homes. Not the headline version. The practical version, including where the demand is heading and what it means for how you think about your properties.

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Home Sharing and Co-Living: Two Models, One Housing Gap in the Pacific Northwest
Sep
15

Home Sharing and Co-Living: Two Models, One Housing Gap in the Pacific Northwest

Two housing models are quietly solving the same problem in the Pacific Northwest: existing homes have room, and people need places to live. In this session, Suzanne Vetillart of PadSplit and Candice AD Smith, CEO of HomeShare Oregon, walk through how home sharing works, how it compares to PadSplit's rent-by-room model, and where each fits in the region's housing picture.

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Rent-by-Room for PM Operators: Real Numbers and the Operational Realities
Sep
18

Rent-by-Room for PM Operators: Real Numbers and the Operational Realities

Join Suzanne Vetillart from PadSplit and Stacey Salyer, a Property Management acquisition strategist for a live webinar built for property management owners and operators. If you run a PM company, you already know the hard part: growing door by door eventually stops compounding, and you need a second way to raise revenue without buying more properties.

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