Invitation Homes customer service can help prospective renters, applicants, current residents and former residents with rental homes, applications, lease fees, rent payments, maintenance, renewals, transfers, move-out questions and security-deposit concerns. The correct support route depends on whether the issue involves leasing, an active residence, urgent maintenance or a former account.
For urgent maintenance that could endanger people or seriously damage the home, call the 24/7 maintenance hotline at 1-888-330-4969. Call 911 first for a fire, suspected gas-line emergency, immediate personal danger or another life-threatening event.
Invitation Homes Customer Service Phone Numbers
- General customer service and headquarters: 1-800-339-7368
- Leasing assistance: 1-888-865-1963
- Urgent and emergency maintenance hotline: 1-888-330-4969, available 24 hours a day
- Invitation Homes contact form: Contact leasing, applicant, resident or former-resident support
- Invitation Homes Help Center: Search resident and applicant support topics
- Local office directory: Find a local Invitation Homes office and phone number
- Resident Portal: Pay rent and manage resident information
- Maintenance requests: Submit and track a maintenance request
- Maintenance app: Download or troubleshoot the maintenance app
- Application information: Review the Invitation Homes application process
- Current leasing fees: Review application, deposit and recurring fees
- Rent-payment help: Review payment methods and portal instructions
- Lease-renewal information: Review the current renewal process
- Move-out information: Review the move-out and inspection guide
- Official website: InvitationHomes.com
- Current Dallas headquarters: Invitation Homes, Inc., 5420 LBJ Freeway, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75240
Invitation Homes does not currently publish fixed general live-agent hours on its main contact and office pages. The urgent-maintenance hotline is specifically identified as available 24 hours a day.
Local office visits may require an appointment. Use the official office directory or contact form before traveling to a location.
Best Invitation Homes Support Route by Issue
- Interested in renting a home: Call leasing assistance, use the contact form or contact the local office serving the home.
- Already submitted an application: Return to the applicant dashboard or choose the applicant option on the contact form.
- Current resident question: Sign in to the Resident Portal or select current resident on the contact form.
- Former resident or security-deposit question: Select past resident on the contact form and provide the former property and move-out date.
- Urgent maintenance: Call 1-888-330-4969.
- Routine maintenance: Use the maintenance app or online portal and upload photographs or video.
- Rent-payment problem: Use the Resident Portal or contact the local team before the payment deadline.
- Balance or fee dispute: Review the lease and payment breakdown, then contact the leasing professional or local office.
- Lease renewal: Review the renewal offer received approximately 90 days before expiration and contact the Renewal Coordinator.
- Moving to another Invitation Homes property: Review the transfer requirements before applying for another home.
- Move-out notice: Follow the lease’s notice requirement in writing and retain proof of delivery.
- Security-deposit dispute: Request the itemized deductions, move-in and move-out records, photographs and inspection information.
- Rental scam: Stop communicating with the suspected scammer and report the listing through Invitation Homes’ contact form and the website where it appeared.
- Housing-discrimination concern: Document the issue and consider contacting HUD or a state or local fair-housing agency.
- FTC settlement-payment question: Contact the official refund administrator rather than Invitation Homes’ leasing team.
Information to Have Before Contacting Invitation Homes
For a Current or Former Resident
- Resident name
- Rental property address
- Email address connected with the account
- Telephone number connected with the lease
- Lease start and end dates
- Resident Portal account information
- Payment date and confirmation
- Charge or fee being questioned
- Maintenance request number
- Photographs or video of the condition
- Date the problem began
- Dates and times of earlier contacts
- Local office or employee already contacted
- Move-in or move-out inspection records
- Security-deposit statement
- Forwarding address provided at move-out
- The requested resolution
For an Applicant
- Applicant name
- Email address used for the application
- Property address
- Application or profile number
- Date the application was submitted
- Application fee confirmation
- Income-verification status
- Screening or decision notice
- Holding-fee information
- Leasing professional’s name
- Exact dashboard or document-upload error
Do not post a complete rental address, Social Security number, driver’s-license image, income documents, payment information, door code, alarm code, maintenance-access instructions, lease or legal notice in a public review.
What Is Invitation Homes?
Invitation Homes is a publicly traded real estate investment trust and single-family home leasing company. It owns or manages rental homes in multiple markets across the United States.
Invitation Homes handles several stages of the rental relationship:
- Home listings
- Applications and screening
- Lease signing
- Rent collection
- Required resident-service programs
- Maintenance
- Lease renewal
- Transfers
- Move-out inspections
- Security-deposit accounting
Local teams and property-specific leases can affect fees, maintenance responsibilities, payment rules and move-out requirements.
Invitation Homes General Customer Service vs. Local Office
The national number and contact form can route general questions, but many issues are handled by the local market team.
Use General Support For:
- Finding the correct local office
- Website or account-routing questions
- General leasing information
- Unable to reach a local team
- Corporate correspondence
Use the Local Office For:
- A specific rental home
- Application status
- Lease documents
- Rent balance disputes
- Renewal offers
- Property-level charges
- Move-out scheduling
- Former-resident account questions
Ask for a case number or written follow-up when an important issue is transferred between departments.
Invitation Homes Emergency Maintenance
Call 1-888-330-4969 for an urgent maintenance condition that is dangerous, hazardous or likely to cause significant property damage.
Invitation Homes identifies examples such as:
- Flooding
- A broken water pipe
- Water outage
- Power outage affecting the home
- No heat when outside temperatures are below 50 degrees
- Severe storm or tree damage
- Another condition creating immediate danger or major property damage
Call 911 first for:
- Fire or smoke
- A suspected broken gas line
- A downed electrical line creating immediate danger
- Serious injury
- Active criminal conduct
- A situation requiring evacuation or emergency responders
Leave an unsafe area when necessary. Do not wait for an ordinary maintenance appointment during a life-threatening emergency.
Routine Invitation Homes Maintenance Requests
Routine maintenance requests can be submitted through the online maintenance portal or Invitation Homes Maintenance app.
The app allows residents to:
- Create a work order
- Upload photographs and video
- Track request status
- See when a technician is assigned
- Review scheduled visits
- Add information to an existing request
- Reschedule a visit
- Receive push notifications
Residents without a smartphone can use the online maintenance portal or telephone support.
What to Include in a Maintenance Request
- Room or area affected
- When the problem began
- Whether the condition is getting worse
- Whether water, electricity or HVAC is affected
- Whether the home is currently safe to occupy
- Clear photographs and video
- Any sounds, odors, leaks or error codes
- Whether the problem has occurred before
- Earlier work-order numbers
- Available appointment times
- Whether pets are in the home
- Access or scheduling restrictions provided through the secure portal
Do not post door codes, alarm information or access instructions publicly.
Repeated or Unresolved Maintenance Problems
- Keep the original work-order number.
- Take dated photographs or video.
- Record each appointment and technician visit.
- Add updates to the existing request when possible.
- Explain whether the condition is worsening.
- Call the urgent hotline if the condition becomes hazardous.
- Contact the local office.
- Request supervisor or property-management review.
- Ask for the expected next step in writing.
- Preserve repair reports, invoices and communications.
Tenant rights and landlord repair obligations vary by state and city. Residents facing an unresolved safety or habitability concern may need to contact local housing or code-enforcement authorities or a qualified tenant-resource organization. Do not withhold rent or arrange repairs at the landlord’s expense without understanding the applicable lease and local law.
Resident Maintenance Responsibilities
Invitation Homes states that residents are generally responsible for routine tasks such as:
- Changing light bulbs
- Replacing or installing delivered HVAC filters
- Basic lawn and landscaping care
- Pool care when assigned by the lease
- Pest control in many situations
- Minor plumbing clogs
- Reporting problems before they cause additional damage
- Providing access for scheduled service visits
A resident may be charged when damage is caused by the resident, a pet or a guest, when a problem is not reported and becomes worse, when no adult is present for a required visit, or when an appointment is canceled without sufficient notice.
Review the lease and resident-responsibility guide because obligations differ by home and market.
How to Pay Invitation Homes Rent
Invitation Homes states that the Resident Portal is the only place to make online rent payments.
- Open the Resident Portal.
- Sign in with the resident email and password.
- Select the payment section.
- Review the complete amount due.
- Choose the payment method.
- Submit the payment.
- Wait for the successful-payment confirmation.
- Save the receipt sent to the account and email.
Invitation Homes generally posts the next month’s charges around the 28th. Rent is due in full on the first unless the lease states otherwise.
Invitation Homes Payment Methods
Current payment options can include:
- ACH bank-account payment
- Debit card
- Credit card
- Automatic payment
- Cash payment through an approved participating store
Cash-paying residents must obtain the unique Walk-in Payments System barcode through the Resident Portal. Do not pay cash to a person claiming to be an Invitation Homes agent or employee.
Bank Account Verification and Payment Delays
A newly added bank account can require up to 48 hours for verification. Add or update the account before rent is due.
After submitting payment:
- Wait for the success message.
- Confirm that a receipt appears in the account.
- Check for the confirmation email.
- Allow 12–24 hours for payment history to update in some cases.
- Do not repeatedly submit the same payment without checking whether the first one processed.
Does Invitation Homes Accept Partial Rent Payments?
Invitation Homes states that partial payments are not accepted through its ordinary payment system. The company also currently does not permit splitting one rent payment across multiple payment methods.
A resident who cannot pay the full balance should use the Contact Us page promptly and ask whether a payment arrangement or hardship review is available. Do not wait until after a late notice or court filing to request assistance.
Invitation Homes Late Fees
Rent is generally due on the first. Invitation Homes describes a minimum three-day grace period, but the precise grace period and late fees are controlled by the lease and applicable state law.
Before disputing a late fee, compare:
- Lease due date
- Grace period
- Payment-submission date
- Payment-confirmation time
- Bank rejection or returned-payment notice
- Resident Portal receipt
- Payment method
- Any prior payment arrangement
Ask the local office to identify the lease provision supporting the fee.
Resident Portal Shows the Wrong Amount Due
- Open the payment breakdown.
- Review base rent and every separate fee.
- Compare it with the signed lease.
- Check whether utilities, pets, pools or other services changed.
- Review prior credits and payments.
- Save a screenshot.
- Contact the leasing professional or local office.
- Ask for a written itemization.
Do not submit an amount different from the displayed balance without confirming how the account will treat the payment.
Invitation Homes Application Fees and Deposits
Invitation Homes currently lists the following general application and move-in charges, subject to location and lease terms:
- Application fee: Up to $55 for each applicant age 18 or older.
- Security deposit: At least one month’s rent, with a possible additional deposit based on screening.
- Holding fee: $500 for qualifying “coming soon” homes, generally applied to first month’s rent.
- Administrative account-setup fee: Up to $55 in most markets, with different amounts in certain states.
- Prorated rent and amenities: Based on the lease start date.
- Next month’s rent: May be required before move-in when the lease begins later in the month.
Fees vary by state, market and property. Review the specific home’s all-in price, application disclosures and lease before paying.
Invitation Homes Lease Easy Fees
Invitation Homes requires Lease Easy services as part of many leases. The current standard bundle can include:
- Smart Home technology
- Air Filter Delivery
- Utility Management
Published standard charges can include:
- Approximately $30 per month for Smart Home technology
- Approximately $40 when a video doorbell is included
- $9.95 per month for air-filter delivery
- $9.95 per month for utility-management and billing service
The company states that Lease Easy services can cost up to approximately $60 per month and generally cannot be declined when required by the lease. Availability and amounts vary by location.
Other Possible Invitation Homes Fees
Depending on the property and lease, the advertised monthly cost may also include or exclude:
- Pet fees and monthly pet rent
- Pool service fees
- Landscaping fees
- Internet and media packages
- Washer or dryer rental
- Renters-insurance charges
- HOA application or amenity fees
- Utility usage
- Utility setup or transfer fees
- Late fees
- Returned-payment charges
- Maintenance chargebacks
- Transfer fees
- Move-out charges
Ask for the complete all-in monthly price and one-time move-in total before submitting an application or paying a deposit.
How to Apply for an Invitation Homes Rental
- Locate the home on InvitationHomes.com.
- Review the rental price and all listed fees.
- Confirm the home’s availability date.
- Review the qualification requirements.
- Create an applicant profile.
- Submit the requested identity, income and application information securely.
- Pay the application fee through the official website.
- Monitor the applicant dashboard.
- Respond promptly to document requests.
- Review every lease and fee before signing.
Invitation Homes says it accepts applications and leasing funds only through InvitationHomes.com. Do not submit an application through Facebook, Craigslist or a person claiming to have a private payment arrangement.
Invitation Homes Application Is Pending
An application can be delayed because of:
- Missing identification
- Income documents that cannot be read
- Employment or income verification
- Background or rental-history review
- Unpaid rent or prior eviction information
- Multiple adult applicants
- A duplicate account
- A property availability change
- Additional deposit requirements
Use the applicant dashboard and applicant option on the contact form. Ask which specific document or verification remains outstanding.
Application Was Denied or Requires an Extra Deposit
Invitation Homes describes three possible screening outcomes: approval, approval with an additional deposit, or denial.
After an adverse decision:
- Read the decision and adverse-action notice carefully.
- Identify the screening or consumer-reporting company involved.
- Request the report when the notice provides that right.
- Dispute inaccurate information with the source identified in the notice.
- Ask Invitation Homes whether another document can resolve an incomplete verification.
- Keep the application, receipt and notices.
CustomerServiceNumbers.com cannot overturn an application decision or correct a screening report.
Invitation Homes Rental Scam Warnings
Invitation Homes states that it does not lease homes through Craigslist or similar classified-advertising services and accepts applications and leasing funds only through its official website.
Warning signs include:
- Rent substantially below similar homes
- A supposed owner or agent who will not meet or show the property
- A request to apply outside InvitationHomes.com
- A request for gift cards, cryptocurrency, wire transfer or payment to an individual
- A demand for an unusually large deposit before verification
- A person asking for the Invitation Homes password or verification code
- A claim that keys will be mailed after payment
- A social-media listing with contact information different from the official listing
If money or identity information was sent to a scammer, contact the payment provider, local police and the Federal Trade Commission promptly.
Invitation Homes Lease Renewal
Invitation Homes says qualifying residents generally receive an online renewal offer approximately 90 days before the lease expires.
Renewal eligibility can consider:
- On-time rent payments
- Property maintenance
- Lease compliance
- HOA compliance
- City or municipal compliance
Renewal options may include terms longer or shorter than 12 months. Review:
- New base rent
- Required monthly services
- Pet, pool and other fees
- Security-deposit changes
- Notice deadline
- Month-to-month terms
- Move-out deadline if the offer is declined
Renewal Offer or Rent Increase Complaint
- Compare the new offer with the current lease.
- Identify changes in base rent and every fee.
- Confirm the offered lease length.
- Review the acceptance deadline.
- Ask the Renewal Coordinator whether alternate terms are available.
- Request corrections to any inaccurate account information.
- Save the offer and all responses.
Rent-increase rules vary by jurisdiction. A resident with a legal question about notice or local rent regulation should use a qualified local tenant resource.
Transfer to Another Invitation Homes Property
Invitation Homes allows eligible residents and approved applicants to transfer to another Invitation Homes property, subject to screening and transfer requirements.
Current general requirements can include:
- Eligibility to renew the existing lease
- A new application and screening
- A nonrefundable transfer fee
- A new security deposit and move-in funds
- A new lease
- An early-termination agreement for the current home
- Completion of move-out requirements
The current published transfer fee is $1,500. Confirm the amount and whether any security deposit can transfer before applying.
Ending a Lease Early
Early termination can involve lease charges, notice requirements, rent through a replacement date and other obligations.
Before moving:
- Read the early-termination section of the lease.
- Contact the local office or Renewal Coordinator.
- Request the complete cost in writing.
- Ask about transfer options.
- Ask how the security deposit will be handled.
- Provide written notice.
- Keep proof that notice was delivered.
Military members with qualifying relocation orders may have protections under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. Invitation Homes asks for written notice and qualifying military orders or confirmation.
Invitation Homes Move-Out Process
After receiving written move-out notice, Invitation Homes says a Renewal Coordinator can help schedule a Move-out Consultation, typically around three weeks before the move-out date.
The process can include:
- Written notice
- Move-out Consultation
- Identification of cleaning or repair items
- Move-out checklist
- Final inspection
- Return of keys and access devices
- Final account and security-deposit review
Document the home before removing all access to it.
How to Protect an Invitation Homes Security Deposit
- Keep the original move-in inspection and photographs.
- Report pre-existing damage promptly after move-in.
- Keep maintenance requests showing reported conditions.
- Provide move-out notice exactly as required by the lease.
- Attend the Move-out Consultation when available.
- Request written guidance about cleaning and repairs.
- Take dated photographs and video after the home is empty.
- Document floors, walls, appliances, cabinets, bathrooms, yard, garage and pool.
- Return all keys, remotes and access equipment.
- Provide a forwarding address.
- Keep proof of the final surrender date.
- Review the itemized security-deposit statement.
Dispute a Security-Deposit Deduction
Request documentation identifying:
- Each deduction
- The room or item involved
- Move-in photographs
- Move-out photographs
- Inspection notes
- Repair or replacement invoices
- Age of the item
- Whether depreciation was considered
- Unpaid rent or fees applied to the deposit
- Payment already credited
Compare the deductions with the move-in condition, maintenance history and ordinary wear. Security-deposit deadlines and permitted deductions vary by state.
Send a concise written dispute and keep proof of delivery. A former resident may also need to contact a state consumer-protection agency, local tenant organization or qualified attorney when a material dispute remains unresolved.
Invitation Homes FTC Settlement and Refunds
In 2024, the Federal Trade Commission alleged that Invitation Homes misled renters about lease costs, charged undisclosed fees, failed to properly inspect certain homes and unfairly withheld some security deposits. Invitation Homes agreed to a court-entered settlement requiring $48 million for consumer refunds and changes to its practices.
In March 2026, the FTC announced that it was sending more than $47.2 million to 444,131 consumers. The FTC said eligible recipients generally included consumers who paid at least $45 in covered fees or charges between January 2021 and September 2024 and who had not already received a qualifying credit or refund.
- FTC Invitation Homes case and refund information: Review the official FTC case
- Refund administrator: Rust Consulting, Inc.
- Refund-payment questions: 1-800-804-6915
- Refund email: info@InvitationHomesRefund.com
The original checks were mailed in March 2026 and carried a 90-day cashing period. A recipient with a lost, expired or incorrect check should contact the official refund administrator.
The FTC does not require a payment or complete bank-account information to receive an official refund. Treat any person demanding an upfront fee as suspicious.
Invitation Homes Renters Insurance
Invitation Homes requires residents to maintain qualifying liability coverage under the lease. Residents using their own insurer must upload current proof of coverage through the company’s designated verification service.
The official resident FAQ currently identifies a liability limit of at least $100,000 and asks that Invitation Homes be listed as an interested party.
Review:
- Policyholder name
- Rental address
- Coverage period
- Liability limit
- Interested-party information
- Renewal date
- Whether personal-property coverage is included
- Any company-provided insurance or compliance charge
Renters insurance and the landlord’s property insurance cover different risks. Ask the insurer about personal property, temporary housing, liability, deductibles, exclusions and claims.
Service Animals and Reasonable Accommodations
Invitation Homes states that ordinary pet fees, deposits and pet rent do not apply to an approved service, assistance or companion animal. Applicants and residents may need to submit information supporting a reasonable-accommodation request.
Use the official contact process and do not post disability or medical documentation publicly.
A person who believes housing was denied or treated differently because of a protected characteristic may contact HUD’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity:
- HUD housing-discrimination line: 1-800-669-9777
- Online complaint: Report housing discrimination to HUD
Internet, Smart Home and Utility-Service Problems
Some homes include required Internet, Smart Home or utility-management services. The support route may depend on the company administering the service.
Before contacting support, gather:
- Rental address
- Service name
- Monthly charge
- Internet or utility provider
- Smart lock or thermostat model
- Error message
- Outage date
- Whether the problem affects the entire home
- Prior support ticket
Use the maintenance hotline when the issue is also creating a hazardous condition or risking property damage.
Invitation Homes Charge on a Bank or Card Statement
Before reporting an unfamiliar charge, compare it with:
- Application fee
- Holding fee
- Security deposit
- Administrative setup fee
- Rent
- Lease Easy charges
- Smart Home fee
- Air Filter Delivery
- Utility-management fee
- Pet or pool fee
- Renters-insurance charge
- Late or returned-payment fee
- Maintenance chargeback
- Transfer fee
- Move-out balance
Review the Resident Portal and lease. Contact Invitation Homes with the date, amount and last four digits of the payment method. Contact the financial institution promptly when a completed charge remains unauthorized.
How to Escalate an Invitation Homes Complaint
- Identify whether the issue involves leasing, an application, maintenance, rent, renewal or move-out.
- Use the correct portal, hotline or contact-form category.
- Contact the local office.
- Provide the lease, work order, payment or move-out information.
- State the requested resolution clearly.
- Ask for a case number.
- Keep photographs, payment receipts and correspondence.
- Request supervisor or local property-management review.
- Ask for the company’s written decision.
- Use the Dallas headquarters address only after ordinary support routes have been attempted.
- Contact the appropriate housing, consumer, fair-housing or legal resource when the matter remains unresolved.
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Invitation Homes Customer Service Reviews and Complaints
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Reviews should identify whether the writer was an applicant, current resident, former resident or prospective renter; the general market involved; the support route used; how long the response took; and whether the problem was resolved.
Invitation Homes Privacy and Scam Warnings
- Apply and pay leasing funds only through InvitationHomes.com.
- Invitation Homes does not lease its homes through Craigslist or informal social-media listings.
- Do not provide a password or verification code to an unexpected caller.
- Do not pay rent or a deposit to an individual using a personal payment account.
- Do not pay with gift cards, cryptocurrency or a wire transfer to obtain keys.
- Use the Resident Portal for online rent payments.
- Do not publish a complete rental address, door code or maintenance-access instruction.
- Do not upload an unredacted lease, driver’s license, pay statement or security-deposit statement to a public review.
- Verify refund communications through the FTC or official refund administrator.
- A public review does not reach Invitation Homes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Invitation Homes
What is the Invitation Homes customer-service number?
Call 1-800-339-7368 for general Invitation Homes and corporate routing.
What is the Invitation Homes leasing phone number?
Invitation Homes currently publishes 1-888-865-1963 for additional leasing information.
What is the Invitation Homes emergency-maintenance number?
Call 1-888-330-4969 for urgent maintenance, 24 hours a day. Call 911 first for a life-threatening emergency.
What are Invitation Homes customer-service hours?
Fixed general live-agent hours are not currently published on the main contact and office pages. The urgent-maintenance hotline is available 24/7.
Where do I pay Invitation Homes rent?
Invitation Homes says the Resident Portal is the only official place to make online rent payments.
Can I pay Invitation Homes rent early?
Charges are generally available beginning on the 28th of the prior month. Rent is due in full on the first unless the lease states otherwise.
Does Invitation Homes accept partial payments?
Invitation Homes states that ordinary partial payments are not accepted. Contact the company promptly to ask about a possible payment arrangement or hardship review.
How much is the Invitation Homes application fee?
The current general fee guide lists a nonrefundable application fee of up to $55 for every applicant age 18 or older. Location-specific amounts may differ.
What is the Invitation Homes Lease Easy fee?
Lease Easy can include Smart Home technology, Air Filter Delivery and Utility Management. Invitation Homes says required services can cost up to approximately $60 per month, depending on the home and market.
How do I report a maintenance problem?
Use the maintenance portal or Invitation Homes Maintenance app for routine issues. Call the 24/7 hotline for an urgent condition.
How do I renew my Invitation Homes lease?
Qualifying residents generally receive an online renewal offer about 90 days before lease expiration. Review the offered rate, lease term and fees before accepting.
How do I move out of an Invitation Homes property?
Provide written notice according to the lease, work with the Renewal Coordinator, attend the Move-out Consultation when available and document the empty home before returning possession.
How do I dispute a security-deposit deduction?
Request the itemized statement, photographs, inspection records and invoices. Compare the deductions with the move-in condition, maintenance history and applicable state rules.
What was the Invitation Homes FTC settlement?
The FTC alleged deceptive fees and other unlawful rental practices. Invitation Homes agreed to a court-entered settlement requiring $48 million for consumer refunds and changes to its practices. The FTC sent more than $47.2 million in checks in March 2026.
Who handles Invitation Homes FTC refund questions?
Contact Rust Consulting at 1-800-804-6915 or info@InvitationHomesRefund.com.
Where is Invitation Homes headquartered?
Invitation Homes currently lists 5420 LBJ Freeway, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75240 as its headquarters.
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Page Update Note
This Invitation Homes customer-service page was reviewed and updated on July 16, 2026. The update corrected the Dallas headquarters address, verified the general and urgent-maintenance phone numbers, removed unsupported customer-service hours, added resident payment and maintenance guidance, explained current fees and the FTC settlement and replaced unsupported customer-review claims with an accurate statement that no CSN reviews are currently published.
Last Updated: July 16, 2026
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CustomerServiceNumbers.com is not affiliated with Invitation Homes, any local Invitation Homes office, maintenance provider, screening company, utility provider, insurer, refund administrator, HUD or the Federal Trade Commission. Invitation Homes does not provide customer support through this website.
Telephone numbers, office addresses, rental prices, application standards, fees, maintenance responsibilities, payment methods, renewal offers, move-out rules, insurance requirements and security-deposit procedures can change. Review the signed lease, Resident Portal and current official Invitation Homes pages for controlling information.
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