Guaranteed and On-Time Monthly Income
FRH's portion of the rent is guaranteed. Because HCV participants are paying truly affordable rent, they are more likely to have enough money to pay in full. If an HCV participant's income decreases, the portion of rent paid by FRH will increase, meaning the landlord will still receive full rent. 

FRH processes Housing Assistance Payments as soon as it receives its disbursement from HUD. If you have direct deposit, this generally means you have FRH's portion on the 1st of the month. Tenants also must follow your lease to remain in the HCV program, which gives them an incentive to pay rent on time.

Keep Tenants Longer
The average length of residency for an HCV participant is 8.75 years (HUD). This allows landlords to have reliable renters for multiple years, lessening the costs of making ready units and marketing vacancies, and ensuring you don't miss rent while looking for a new tenant.

Have a Partner in the Housing Market
FRH will help you market your vacant units to HCV participants looking for somewhere to live. If issues between you and your current tenant arise, FRH can help mediate the situation. 

Free Property Inspections
All units must undergo an inspection in line with HUD's NSPIRE guidelines. These can help identify any minor maintenance issues before they snowball into something more severe and costly. They can also help make sure your property is up to code and there are no issues you could become liable for.

Maintain Control Over Your Property and Policies
HCV tenants must qualify for the unit based on the landlord's screening criteria (the same one they use for all tenants) and sign the landlord's lease. Landlords can request a rental increase after the first year of residency. Though rare, HCV tenants are able to be evicted just as non-subsidized tenants are.