The only interruption with my tenants are that they send their rent to a new PM. a lot of PMs in my area all use the same software so the tenant has a portal as well as the owner for online access.

I have learned that there are automated ways to have the rent and maintenance calls come in via portals, but there still need to be local contractors available to do the work in a timely manner.

My question is that if she has a 1 bedroom voucher, the FMR for LA county say the rent is $1154 (https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmrs/FY2016_code/2016summary.odn).

I am a professional property manager who has payment portal options but i find many times people prefer to use more traditional methods to pay instead of logging on to my websites online portal.  

(Not the same as your official records)The best site to start your journey is going to be http://publicrecords.netronline.com/This is a portal site that will take you to public records for anywhere in the country.  

These are the amounts of rent the housing authorities will pay for rent to Section 8 landlords.So, for instance, here's the King County list of payment standards for each zip code:http://www.kcha.org/Portals/0/PDF/Landlords/Paymen...Then, really, a trip to Craigslist should fill in the rest, or at least verify the HUD payment standards.  

You don’t have a docket portal through your state to check the persons record ?

The upshot is that they don't resort to calling him directly, we still insist on written repair requests, payments through our web portal, etc. and without fail the landlord prefers this. 

I used their payment portal which only allows transactions directly through your bank account.

Here is the HUD info:https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/lihtc.htmlYou could google your state and "LIHTC" same for your city and/or county.