Rent paid through the program
NYCHA, HPD or HRA pays its share of the rent straight to you each month. The tenant pays the rest, if anything is left.
HomeRun connects you with renters who hold housing vouchers. The voucher program pays its share of the rent directly to you, and we help with the inspection and the paperwork.

FOR LANDLORDS
You have a vacant apartment. We bring you a tenant whose rent is paid by the program, and we handle the inspection and the paperwork.
Call or text (516) 687-0073
Tenants: see which voucher you have on our home page.
Renting to a voucher holder means an inspection, an agency packet and a rent approval before the lease starts. We do that work with you.
NYCHA, HPD or HRA pays its share of the rent straight to you each month. The tenant pays the rest, if anything is left.
Before you meet anyone, we check that their voucher is active and that its bedroom size and rent limit fit your unit.
We go over what the inspector will check, help you fix small items ahead of time and fill out the agency's landlord packet.
Our applicants already hold a voucher and are looking now, so your apartment spends less time sitting empty.
You own a house or a single apartment and want a reliable tenant without a long search.
You own a walk-up or a small building and units open up from time to time.
You manage many units across the city and want a steady way to fill turnover with voucher tenants.
With a voucher, the rent is split in two. For most voucher holders, the bigger share comes from the program and is paid straight to you.
The housing agency pays its part of the rent directly to you each month.
The tenant pays the rest, if any, based on their income.
The rent you agreed on in the lease, approved by the program.
Send the basics and someone from our team will call you to go over the unit, the rent and which vouchers fit it.
Rather talk now? Email info@homerun.rent

It takes a few minutes. No commitment.
The voucher program pays its share of the rent directly to you each month. The tenant pays their own share, if they have one, the usual way.
Yes. Voucher programs inspect the unit before the lease starts. We tell you what they look for and help you get ready, so there are fewer surprises.
Yes. We send you applicants and you decide, using your normal screening. In New York City it is against the law to turn someone down because they pay with a voucher.
Section 8 (HCV), NYCHA Section 8, CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, EHV, SOTA and HPD.