DC's Housing Choice Voucher network

Fill the unit.
Then keep it paying.

The DC platform built for the entire voucher tenancy.Reach the case managers, housing partners and locators with families looking now. Get through RFTA and the inspection with fewer delays. Then track DCHA payments, deadlines, repairs, renewals and your numbers — all in one place.

No card required · Unlimited free listings · Your first tenant contact is free

Not another rental listing site

Fill it. Lease it. Run it.

Fill it

Put your vacancy in front of DC’s verified housing partners — the authority, agencies, non-profits and private locators — and match with renters whose voucher fits your unit.

Lease it

Get the RFTA packet right the first time, and walk into the inspection knowing exactly what is checked. Both are where voucher deals lose weeks.

Run it

Track DCHA payments, the deadlines that carry fines, repairs and their evidence, receipts, renewals, turnover and what each property actually earned.

And when software isn't enough: DC inspection professionals · landlord–tenant attorneys · a DC landlord community

Built on DCHA's published 2026 payment standards

Built by a DC landlord, not a tech company

“I built DMVHousing because I needed it myself. I wanted my vacancies in front of more than just the tenants who happened to be searching that week — I wanted them reaching the people actively helping families find homes.

And once a tenant moved in, I was tired of piecing everything together across different tools, emails and spreadsheets. I wanted one place built around the way a DC voucher tenancy actually works — from vacancy and lease-up to inspections, payments, renewals, repairs and turnover.”

— Founder of DMVHousing · DC landlord with 10+ years of experience managing a portfolio made up almost entirely of voucher tenancies

See who's searching

You see buying power, readiness, and how recently they were active — contact details unlock when you're ready.

No photo, no household, no bio. Protected-class proxies never reach a selection screen — so you choose on affordability and readiness, and nothing that could become a fair-housing complaint.

Profile 92%2BR Voucher

Max $2,449/mo

2BR voucher · verified

Active today Voucher expires in 38d Ready Aug 1
Verified Voucher

Name: J*** D***

Phone: (***) ***-****

Profile 78%1BR Voucher

Max $1,850/mo

1BR voucher · verified

Active 2d ago Voucher expires in 61d Ready now
Verified Voucher

Name: J*** D***

Phone: (***) ***-****

Profile 85%3BR Voucher

Max $3,200/mo

3BR voucher · verified

Active today Voucher expires in 24d Ready Sep 1
Verified Voucher

Name: J*** D***

Phone: (***) ***-****

Illustrative sample cards. Real profiles show live activity, voucher countdown, and references on file.

A DC voucher specialist beats a directory

A directory hands you an inbox and stops. We go deep on one housing authority's process — the lease-up, the tenancy, and the compliance that comes round every year.

National listing sites
DMV Housing
Filling it, and getting to a signed lease
Reaching housing partners
Not offered
One click to the authority, agencies, non-profits and private locators
Leads who never saw the listing
Not offered
A printable flyer with your details, plus a pre-screen link for walk-ups
Affordability
You work it out
Checked against DCHA’s published payment standards before the match reaches you
The DCHA packet
Not offered
Every required document tracked — and a free practice run before you file
The inspection
Not offered
The checklist the inspector uses, before they arrive
Running the tenancy
Rent receipts
Not offered
PDFs your tenant downloads from their own portal
Housing-authority payments
Not offered
Every DCHA deposit logged, short payments and missed months flagged
Keeping a good tenant
Out of scope
A retention calendar for recerts, anniversaries and renewals
Repairs
Find your own
Verified DC pros who work the DCHA inspection checklist
Turnover
Start over
Move-out inspection, deposit on DC’s 45-day clock, contractor dispatched
Compliance, and protecting yourself
Deadlines that carry fines
Your own calendar
Inspection, lease, rent-increase and licence dates, with lead time
A failed inspection
Your problem
A photo-logged repair history you can export as evidence
Talking to DCHA
Look it up yourself
Notice letters that copy the right DCHA contact automatically
If it turns legal
Search for a lawyer
Vetted DC landlord–tenant attorneys, and a case file built in one click
Year-end
Not offered
Per-property NOI and a Schedule-E export for your accountant
Other landlords
Not offered
A DC-only community for inspections, paperwork and contractors

New to voucher tenants?

The financial case, from a landlord whose portfolio is almost entirely voucher tenants

Government-backed rent

DCHA pays its share of the rent directly to you each month — predictable income that doesn't depend on a paycheck.

Longer tenancies

Voucher tenants tend to stay for years, not months. Less turnover means fewer of these vacancies to fill.

We handle DCHA

Payment standards, RFTA, and HQS inspection prep are built in — so the paperwork doesn't scare you off.

Based on DCHA program rules and DC housing-provider experience

Have a DC housing voucher?

Create your profile once, free. Get matched with voucher-friendly landlords who actually want you.

Create Profile

One plan. No tiers to work out.

Start free, and pay only when you want the tools that run the tenancy.

Free

$0

  • Unlimited listings
  • Your first tenant contact free
  • Then $19 per contact
  • 2 free listing boosts a month

Pro

$29/month

Includes 5 units, then $4.99 per unit

  • Unlimited tenant contacts
  • Reach DC's housing partners
  • RFTA, inspection prep and the deadline calendar
  • Payments, repairs, renewals, turnover and taxes

No card required · Boosts are $9.99 when you want one