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PadSplit Bathroom Ratio: The Golden Bathroom Rule

Dillon covers PadSplit Bathroom Ratio: The Golden Bathroom Rule for investors comparing Tampa Bay PadSplit opportunities, risks, and operating tradeoffs.

  • PublishedNovember 3, 2025
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  • Read time1 min read
  • Runtime0:53
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Dillon covers PadSplit Bathroom Ratio: The Golden Bathroom Rule for investors comparing Tampa Bay PadSplit opportunities, risks, and operating tradeoffs.

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[00:00] the right bathroom ratio and >> right which is I mean in my opinion it's always like one to three I mean listen one to one is like perfect right but that's ideal but it's it's almost prohibitively expensive prohibitively expensive 1 to four is the minimum is like one to three kind of like where you

[00:14] like to see things >> yeah it is good um but uh we've had some people do something like a sixb like a fivebedroom house where four to one for the common and then one >> for master and I and I say try not to do that because if you have a problem with one bathroom than [snorts] everybody

[00:31] else. Like >> contracted, you know, and and so I think it's best to have two bathrooms no matter how you cut it up, right? I really say you should have two bathrooms as a spare. >> That's interesting. Yeah. Yeah. I I try to stay above five bedrooms anyway. So

[00:48] yeah, we're generally looking at two guest bathrooms all the time, >> right? Um, so that may been very helpful.

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