Expands and improves the Housing Choice Voucher program so more landlords participate—especially in low‑poverty, high‑opportunity neighborhoods. It adds owner incentives, lets housing agencies cover security deposits, streamlines inspections, and shifts rent standards to ZIP‑code levels to better match local markets.

Creates the Herschel Lashkowitz Housing Partnership Fund with $100 million per year (FY2025–FY2029) to pay for owner incentives and landlord liaison support. It directs HUD to modernize how housing agencies are assessed, protects families from sudden cuts if local rent standards drop, and requires annual reports for five years to track results on landlord recruitment and retention.