@Olutomi Odukoya Has your property management company suggested anything like posting to Zillow and highlighting voucher acceptance?

Someone with a voucher may still want to lease your unit even if the rates are above market because they are not paying. 

Quote from @Nelson Badillo: Quote from @Tim Delaney: In my area the agencies that manage the vouchers won’t do an inspection until you have signed a lease with the tenant.

One unit is occupied by a low-income senior not on the Housing Choice Voucher program and paying well below market rent.

Did you call the housing authority and see what the need for Section 8 vouchers was before purchasing a property in that area?

This process can take a couple of months if the tenants are cooperative, but will likely take 6+ months and possibly over a year.Do you know if the tenants for the subject property are cash tenants or program/voucher recipients?

A lot of voucher tenants actually can afford to not live in the worst parts of Baltimore but won't live in the best either. 

These are the rates established by the government that support housing assistance vouchers.

I just had one of my S8 tenants completely lose their entire voucher on their latest reassessment.

Specifically, I'm trying to understand where the most outstanding vouchers are being distributed so I can target the right areas.