Not another rental listing site
The operating platform for DC voucher landlords
Fill it. Lease it. Run it.
Built for the real workflow of a DCHA tenancy — from a vacancy, through lease-up and inspection, to the payments, deadlines, renewals and turnover that follow it for years.
Specialized in DCHA today. Built to go deeper than a generic listing site — not to cover more cities than one.
Fill the unit
Anyone can list a unit and wait. We also hand it to the people placing voucher families this week.
- Tell DC’s verified housing partners about the vacancy — one unit or a batch
- Matching on what the voucher actually covers, bedroom fit and must-haves
- The Blind Layer — contact details stay private until you choose to unlock
- A pipeline per unit: contacted → screening → selected → leased
- Private pre-screening links for people who call you off-platform
- Printable flyers carrying your own contact details
- Unlimited listings on every plan, plus boosts and tour requests
- A completeness score and photo checks decide where you rank
- A 14-day heartbeat, so a live listing is genuinely still available
- PriceGuard sanity-checks your asking rent — it never suggests one
Lease-up & inspection
The packet and the inspection are where voucher deals die. A rejection costs weeks of empty rent.
- The RFTA readiness packet, walked through line by line
- Rehearse the whole packet free before you file a real one
- Inspection prep from the checklist the inspector actually uses
- A pre-move-in checklist: money due, utilities, documents, keys
- Move-in cost calculator
- Plain-English guides to the DCHA process
Run the tenancy
The part a listing site does not have. This is where the years actually happen.
- Tenant rent shares and proper PDF receipts
- Catch what DCHA under-paid, paid late, or never paid at all
- Lease, rent-increase and inspection reminders before the window shuts
- A deadline calendar for renewals, licence and insurance
- Notices that copy the correct DCHA contact automatically
- A DCHA contact directory, one tap away
- Every document for a tenancy kept in it — lease, HAP, RFTA, inspections
- One operational message to every tenant, or to one building
- Maintenance requests plus your own repair log, with photo evidence
- Dispatch a verified pro — approved cost auto-posts as a unit expense
- Retention notes for recertification, anniversaries and post-repair check-ins
- Private tenancy notes and a dated incident record
Renew, turn over & stay compliant
A renewal always beats a vacancy — and when they do go, the clock is legal, not optional.
- Renewal workflow and reminders
- Move-out inspection, and DC’s 45-day deposit clock with the interest the law requires
- What the empty month really costs — carrying costs, not just lost rent
- Re-list the unit quickly
- Turnover repairs and contractor coordination
- A properties and units register — what everything else hangs off
- Your own renewals: licence, filings, insurance, taxes
- Former tenants stay on file and can opt in as references
Everything around the tenancy
The parts that do not sit at one point in the lifecycle — the people, the numbers, and the trust the whole thing rests on.
People, not just software
- Verified DC repair pros who work from the inspection checklist
- Post a job, compare quotes, award it in one place
- Reviews by category — contractors, and tenancies you have run
- DC landlord–tenant attorneys whose bar number we confirmed — that check, and no more
- Send one your matter; they take it, decline it, or ask a question
- A one-click case file for a dispute, with the sections you choose
- Share that file section by section — read in-platform, never emailed, withdrawn whenever
- A DC-only landlord community
- Meet & Lease events
- Hand work to a property manager with limited access
- Messaging that keeps your personal number private
Numbers & reporting
- Monthly cash flow, in against out
- Per-property NOI, cap rate and cash flow
- Where your materials money goes, by supplier
- Printable expense reports
- A year-end tax package for your accountant
Trust, learning & fair housing
- Verified landlords, and housing partners we review before they appear
- Vouchers reviewed by hand against DCHA’s published payment standards
- No photo, household or bio on any selection screen — by design
- Pro Playbook, the Learn hub, and news & resources
- Any DC renter can search, save, request tours and be contacted — voucher or not
57 capabilities, one voucher tenancy
Listing your units, browsing verified tenants and your first tenant contact are free. The tenancy tools — lease-up, rent and receipts, HAP, maintenance, compliance, turnover and the financials — are Pro: $29 a month with 5 units included, then $4.99 per unit. One plan, and no higher tier holding anything back.