Access payment standards, Fair Market Rents, PHA contacts, and eligibility tools — all backed by the most comprehensive voucher dataset ever assembled.
LandlordVoucher.com is a free reference tool for landlords and housing voucher holders. Look up current Section 8 payment standards — also called HCV payment standards or Housing Choice Voucher payment standards — for any state, housing authority, or ZIP code in the United States. Data is sourced directly from HUD Fair Market Rent tables and individual PHA payment standard schedules. Whether you need to check FMR by ZIP code, find a local housing authority, or understand how SAFMR designations affect rent limits, this tool covers all 50 states and U.S. territories across all 2,134 Public Housing Authorities.
Every tool pulls from our live database of HUD rates and PHA payment standards — no guesswork.
Enter any ZIP and see HUD FMR, your PHA's actual payment standard, and its percentage of FMR — with source and confidence scoring.
Try it now →Locate the correct Public Housing Authority for any address. View director info, voucher specialists, office hours, and waitlist status.
Find your PHA →Check if your unit qualifies, see the max rent you can charge, and estimate the HAP split between HUD and tenant.
Check eligibility →Purpose-built tools to understand voucher payments, navigate Section 8, and manage rentals with confidence.
Find exact PS for any ZIP — compared to HUD FMR with confidence scoring.
Locate your PHA with full contact, voucher specialist info, and waitlist.
Check if your unit qualifies and calculate your maximum allowable rent.
Historical PS trends for your ZIP. See how rates changed over time.
All items HUD inspectors look for — pass your first inspection.
Work out the HAP / tenant split and your max allowable rent.
Federal FMR for every U.S. ZIP back to 1983, with 43 years of trend.
Step-by-step Request for Tenancy Approval — what it is, what to do.
Check tenant income against HUD limits by household size.
Look up payment standards for your property, understand what HUD will pay, and list your unit with the right rent the first time.