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Invitation Homes to settle FTC claims of unfair rental practices for $48M

Invitation Homes will pay $48 million and reform practices after FTC settlement for deceptive rental practices.

The Feds Sued a Major Corporate Landlord. Here's What It Means for Renters | KQED

Invitation Homes will pay $48 million to settle FTC claims of illegal tenant fees and security deposit issues, without admitting wrongdoing.

Invitation Homes to settle FTC claims of unfair rental practices for $48M

Invitation Homes will pay $48 million and reform practices after FTC settlement for deceptive rental practices.

The Feds Sued a Major Corporate Landlord. Here's What It Means for Renters | KQED

Invitation Homes will pay $48 million to settle FTC claims of illegal tenant fees and security deposit issues, without admitting wrongdoing.
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The biggest single-family home landlord in the US is poised to pay $48 million in settlement with FTC

Invitation Homes to settle FTC claims for over $48 million regarding deceptive practices against tenants.

Single-family landlord Invitation Homes misled consumers over cost of a home, the FTC alleges

Invitation Homes will pay $48 million to settle FTC allegations of deceptive practices affecting tenants.
Junk fees and unfair eviction practices were central to the case against Invitation Homes.

The biggest single-family home landlord in the US is poised to pay $48 million in settlement with FTC

Invitation Homes to settle FTC claims for over $48 million regarding deceptive practices against tenants.

Single-family landlord Invitation Homes misled consumers over cost of a home, the FTC alleges

Invitation Homes will pay $48 million to settle FTC allegations of deceptive practices affecting tenants.
Junk fees and unfair eviction practices were central to the case against Invitation Homes.
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Bay Area's biggest corporate landlord to pay $3.7 million over rent-gouging case

Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million to settle allegations of illegally hiking rent for California tenants.
The company raised rents on 1,900 homes in California beyond the amounts allowed by the Tenant Protection Act.

Invitation Homes Settles California Price-Gouging Lawsuit

Invitation Homes has agreed to pay $2.04 million in civil penalties and refund tenants for violating rent caps in California.
The violations included unlawfully increasing rents and price gouging during state emergencies.
Invitation Homes neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing but agreed to resolve the complaint.

Invitation Homes to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case

Invitation Homes, the largest single-family rental landlord, has reached a settlement to address accusations of rent gouging in California.
The settlement includes a payment of $2.04 million in civil penalties and over $1.68 million in refunds or credits to tenants who were charged rent in excess of state caps.

Corporate landlord raised tenants' rent too much, suit says. $3.7M settlement reached

Invitation Homes, a corporate landlord in California, raised the rents for 1,900 homes in violation of state laws.
Invitation Homes has agreed to settle the case for over $3.7 million, refunding or crediting tenants and paying civil money penalties.

Bay Area's biggest corporate landlord to pay $3.7 million over rent-gouging case

Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million to settle allegations of illegally hiking rent for California tenants.
The company raised rents on 1,900 homes in California beyond the amounts allowed by the Tenant Protection Act.

Invitation Homes Settles California Price-Gouging Lawsuit

Invitation Homes has agreed to pay $2.04 million in civil penalties and refund tenants for violating rent caps in California.
The violations included unlawfully increasing rents and price gouging during state emergencies.
Invitation Homes neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing but agreed to resolve the complaint.

Invitation Homes to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case

Invitation Homes, the largest single-family rental landlord, has reached a settlement to address accusations of rent gouging in California.
The settlement includes a payment of $2.04 million in civil penalties and over $1.68 million in refunds or credits to tenants who were charged rent in excess of state caps.

Corporate landlord raised tenants' rent too much, suit says. $3.7M settlement reached

Invitation Homes, a corporate landlord in California, raised the rents for 1,900 homes in violation of state laws.
Invitation Homes has agreed to settle the case for over $3.7 million, refunding or crediting tenants and paying civil money penalties.
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Nation's largest single-family home landlord to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case

Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million in civil penalties and restitution for allegedly violating California rent gouging laws.
The company increased rents for 1,900 tenants above the allowable amounts per state laws between October 2019 and December 2022.
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