VoucherMatch Blog

HUD's new NSPIRE standards replace HQS inspections in 2027, but smoke alarm and CO detector requirements are already in effect. Here's what landlords need to know.

NYCHA processes HAP payments within one business day of receiving HUD funds. Here's when to expect your Section 8 payment and what to do if it's late.

Section 8 landlords can request rent increases once per year, but the rent must pass a reasonableness test. Here's how the process works.

Section 8 tenants offer guaranteed rent, longer tenancies, and pre-screened applicants. Here's the data-backed case for accepting housing vouchers.

Failing isn't the end of the world, but it creates problems that compound the longer you wait. Here's what actually happens for initial and annual inspections, and how to fix it fast.

One failed item and the whole unit fails. Here's what inspectors actually look for, the items that fail most often, and how to prep your unit before they show up.

There's no application to become a Section 8 landlord. A voucher holder finds your apartment, you submit paperwork together, pass inspection, and start receiving payments. Here's how it works.