Fewer missed steps between a voucher and a signed lease-up.
PacketPath is a working path for the landlord side of a NYCHA Section 8 lease-up: which documents are still open, who owns the next step, and what to have ready before inspection. It is an independent organizer, not a NYCHA portal.
Built for the person who has to keep the file moving.
The free checklist explains the sequence. The paid toolkit is the working version: document status, inspection readiness, and outstanding owner steps in one place.
Who it is for
Landlords, leasing teams, and property managers with a live or upcoming NYCHA lease-up. Housing staff and voucher-friendly brokers can share it with the owner side.
What you can do with it
See the packet items, catch common gaps before submission, and keep inspection prep and follow-up from living in email threads.
What it does not do
It does not submit to NYCHA, approve rent, or replace Owner Extranet. Always confirm current requirements on official NYCHA guidance.
Checklist first. Toolkit when the case is real.
A download is interest, not a purchase. The paid tools are sold as time saved and fewer returned packets, not as more reading.
Free lease-up checklist
Entry point
A one-page handoff for the documents, responsibilities, and gaps that commonly slow a NYCHA rental packet.
- Core packet items in one view
- Who typically handles which step
- No account required
Landlord lease-up toolkit
For an active case
Choose one: the $39 workbook if you need the process, or the $19 tracker if the case is already open and you just need it organized.
- $39 Lease-Up Kit: packet, RFTA, inspection path
- $19 Case Tracker: outstanding steps and dates
- Buy one. Neither is a subscription.
Team edition
For repeating lease-ups
A reusable workflow for property managers, leasing teams, or housing organizations coordinating more than one case.
- Same process across files
- Shareable landlord handoff
- Short fit call, not a cold pitch
Go to the stage that is stuck.
Check rent, utilities, dates, and signatures.Owner Extranet
What to have before online submission.Inspection checklist
Walk the unit before the appointment.Packet returned?
Common correction and resubmission issues.Waiting for inspection?
What the post-submission stage usually means.When do payments start?
What typically has to happen before subsidy.
Clarity, not another portal.
Not NYCHA
PacketPath is not affiliated with NYCHA, HUD, or the City of New York and does not make official determinations.
Privacy-first
The tools help you organize the workflow. PacketPath is not built to hold tenant files or sensitive case data.
Verify before you submit
NYCHA still uses HQS for inspections while NSPIRE is extended. Confirm current owner instructions before you rely on any checklist.