It appears from looking this info up for people, that the housing authorities don't volunteer this info to landlords already under contract at an old payment standard.

I have done this with a volunteer organisation, which is where I learned the process.  

They have to volunteer it on their own.

I had someone buying an investment property that insisted on repeatedly volunteering to insurance agents (who didn't even ask!

Does the insurance company volunteer this information or do you ask (don't know how one would know all the possible questions to ask).

TimPlease remember that everyone here is a volunteer contributor.

I would not proactively volunteer anything for them doing a good job of what they agreed to do.

She did volunteer that she had a bankruptcy in the past due to job loss but that her credit score should be above 600.

This is obviously not an issue for someone who lives in one unit and rents out the rest.Probably not an issue with an easy going tenant who volunteers to take care of the trash set out...and I had one tenant who did that all year until he moved out.Some tenants are more petty then others.The carts are on wheels and we are talking about 15 feet over paver bricks.But I need to think of a more permanent solution.

I wouldn't volunteer the lawn service unless you can charge enough for it to be worth it to you.