Get Started as a HOM Housing Partner
Thank you for partnering with HOM to expand housing opportunities for individuals and families in our communities. Our team works with Arizona property owners and managers to make the participation process simple, provide ongoing support, and help create successful housing outcomes.
Getting started is easy. Follow the steps below to join HOM’s network of housing providers.
Step 1: List Your Property on Connect
Start by listing your available rental properties and units on Padmission Connect so HOM and housing program partners can identify potential housing opportunities for eligible participants.
Providing current vacancy information helps housing professionals match participants with available units.
You can include details such as:
- Property address
- Unit size and bedroom count
- Monthly rent
- Amenities
- Pet policies
- Availability date
- Contact information
Need Portal Access?
The HOM landlord portal provides access to tenancy information, program documents, and support tools for participating landlords.
Do you currently have HOM-assisted tenants?
Yes
If you are currently leasing to a HOM participant and need portal access, please contact Landlord Support.
Email: landlordsupport@hominc.com
No
If you do not currently have HOM-assisted tenants, you may list available units through Padmission Connect to be considered for future housing placements.
Email: landlordengagement@hominc.com
Once you have an assisted tenancy:
Join the Landlord Portal in Padmission Journey by reaching out to the landlord engagement team.
Step 2: Submit Required Documentation
Once a participant is interested in your property, HOM will work with you to collect the required documentation needed to move forward with the tenancy approval process.
This may include:
- Property owner or management company information
- Tax identification information
- Direct deposit authorization
- Ownership or management documentation
- Request for Tenancy Approval (RFTA)
- Any other required housing program forms
Our team will guide you through each step and answer any questions along the way.
Step 3: Tenancy Approval
After the required documentation has been received, HOM coordinates the tenancy approval process with you and the housing program.
This includes reviewing submitted documents, confirming program requirements, and preparing the tenancy for the inspection process.
Step 4: Inspection
Before move-in, the unit must successfully complete any required housing inspections.
During this step, HOM coordinates with the property owner, housing program, and inspection agency to help ensure the unit meets program requirements and is ready for occupancy.
Step 5: Welcome Your New Resident
Once the unit passes inspection, the final documents are completed so the participant can move into their new home.
This includes:
- Signing and submitting the lease
- Executing the Housing Assistance Payment (Subsidy) Contract
- Finalizing payment information
- Coordinating move-in
HOM works with you throughout the process to help ensure a smooth and successful move-in for both you and your new resident.
Ongoing Support From HOM
Our partnership does not end after move-in. HOM provides ongoing support to property owners and managers throughout the tenancy.
Our team can assist with:
- Program questions
- Payment-related concerns
- Lease updates and changes
- Communication with housing partners
- Resources to support successful tenancies
Participants also receive housing stabilization case management and supportive services through partner agencies that help promote long-term housing stability.
Ready to Partner With HOM?
Your participation helps create more housing opportunities for individuals and families while supporting stronger communities.
Become a HOM Housing Partner today and help make stable housing possible.
Contact Landlord Support
For questions about leasing, inspections, payments, or program participation:
Email: landlordsupport@hominc.com
HOM appreciates your partnership in expanding access to safe and stable housing through our rental assistance programs.
