Landlords
Landlord Partnership Opportunities
The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program helps low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities afford safe and stable housing in the private market. By partnering with us, landlords receive guaranteed rental income while helping families in need.
Why Become an HCV Landlord?
The HCV Program provides landlords with:
- Guaranteed Payments – The Housing Authority pays a portion of the rent directly to landlords each month.
- Reduced Vacancy Time – HCV participants actively seek housing, providing a steady pool of tenants.
- Long-Term Tenants – Many voucher holders stay in their homes longer, reducing turnover.
- Free Advertising – List your available units for free to HCV tenants.
- Community Impact – Help create stable housing solutions for local families while benefiting from consistent rental income.
How the Program Works
- List Your Property
- Inform the Housing Authority about available units.
- Screen tenants as you would with any other applicant.
- Complete the Lease & Inspection Process
- The Housing Authority inspects the unit to ensure it meets Housing Quality Standards (HQS).
- Sign a Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) Contract with the Housing Authority.
- Receive Monthly Payments
- The Housing Authority pays a portion of the rent directly to you, while tenants pay their portion.
- Payments continue as long as the tenant remains eligible and follows lease terms.
Housing Choice Voucher Payment Standards
Effective December 1, 2024
Coos County
Bedroom Size | Payment Standard |
0 BR | $930 |
1 BR | $988 |
2 BR | $1,263 |
3 BR | $1,770 |
4 BR | $2,121 |
5 BR | $2,440 |
Curry County
Bedroom Size | Payment Standard |
0 BR | $991 |
1 BR | $1,122 |
2 BR | $1,327 |
3 BR | $1,859 |
4 BR | $2,068 |
5 BR | $2,379 |
Payment standards reflect the maximum subsidy amount based on unit size and location.
Landlord FAQs
- How do I screen HCV tenants?
Landlords conduct their own screening based on rental history, credit, and other standard criteria. The Housing Authority only determines voucher eligibility, not rental suitability.
- How are rent payments handled?
- The Housing Authority pays its portion of the rent directly to you each month.
- The tenant pays their share directly to you as agreed in the lease.
- What happens if the tenant’s income changes?
If a tenant’s income decreases, their rent portion is adjusted and the Housing Authority may cover a larger portion of the rent.
- What if I have a tenant issue?
HCV tenants sign your lease agreement and follow your rules. If there are lease violations, you can follow your normal eviction process.
- How do I sign up?
Contact us to learn more about listing your unit or participating in the program.
Contact Us
For questions about becoming an HCV landlord, reach out to:
Jennifer Brady, Voucher Program Manager
Phone: 541-751-2075
Email: jbrady@ccnbchas.org