Invitation Homes is the largest landlord of single-family rental houses in the US, buying and managing suburban homes for families who want a yard and a driveway without a mortgage. Think of it as the Airbnb of long-term residential leasing, but with thousands
Rent from its ~85,000 homes is the sole revenue source, with annual revenue of USD 2.73B and a net margin of 21.54% in 2025. The business is recurring and stable, though gross margins swung wildly from 59% in 2024 to 3.69% in 2025 due to one-off costs.
Scale and local operating expertise in 16 US markets create real barriers, but the moat is eroding as Blackstone and American Homes 4 Rent aggressively buy up competing single-family portfolios, driving up acquisition prices and squeezing returns.
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Post-earnings call adds occupancy >97%, accelerating new-lease pricing, raised FY guidance, and noted improving fundamentals in oversupplied markets like FL
SEC filing shows Q1 stake reduction, affecting ownership structure
Same store core revenue grew 1.6% year-over-year in Q1 2026, with renewal rent growth of 3.7% offset by new lease rent growth of negative 3%
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