As some of you know by now, we had to make the tough call to temporarily disable Pay with RadPad. We’ve decided to focus our team around a few key areas of our business, and that involves taking the payment product offline until further notice. Since we created Pay with RadPad almost 2 years ago, we’ve had... read
When we launched our promotion with Stripe and Android Pay a little over two weeks ago, allowing Android users to pay rent with a credit card through Android Pay for no fee, we had no idea just how many people would sign up. Within days of the announcement, the promotion spread like wildfire across social media, blogs,... read
We all know that residents of the nation’s capital pay some of the highest rent in the country. Across the entire D.C. area right now, renters are paying around $2,050 for a one bedroom on RadPad. However, we wanted to go a step further to see which residents in the D.C. metro area are paying the highest percentage of... read
UPDATE: The Android Pay promotion is now closed. More information > Hey, rent isn’t cheap and sometimes paying it with a credit card makes sense to give your bank account temporary relief. Thanks to our friends at Stripe you can now let your paycheck process and earn some points paying rent in the interim - for... read
110 million renters across America will spend nearly $44 billion on rent payments this week as the first of the month approaches. More than 36 percent of all households in the country are now rentals, and as rent prices continue to skyrocket, more than 11 million people are spending 50% of their income on rent. As... read
With the Republican Convention wrapping up last week and the Democratic Convention kicking-off last night, we wanted to take a look at where top Trump and Clinton campaign contributors may be residing within certain cities across the U.S., as well as how much they may be spending on rent. The first city to look at?... read
According to recent reports the outlandish rent prices in San Francisco may finally be plateauing. Well, unless you’re the guy who just had his rent increase from $1,800 a month to $8,000! A ceiling on rent increases is good news for the broader swath of the Bay Area, as well as technology workers. As we reported last... read
Aw, summertime. Barbeques, swimming and relaxing on the beach. Not a care in the world, right? You’re moving? Oh no! Never mind, you’re not alone. Turns out that the summer months are the peak months for moving and finding a new place to live. RadPad sees its highest apartment search volume from June through... read
Living with a roommate certainly has its perks, such as having someone to split the bills with. But like with any relationship, financial conflicts, if not handled proactively, can make your life miserable. Whether you’ve been living with your roomie for some time or are about to move in with a new one, use these... read
With nearly 1 million Uber rides occurring each day across the country, one may think millennial renters would have less need for amenities like parking spots or garages when on the hunt for their next apartment. However, it looks like twenty and thirty-somethings are not car-cutting as fast as they’re... read
