What to collect first
- Lease expiration date
- Renewal email and all offered terms
- Rate for each fixed-term option
- Month-to-month rate in the offer
- Response or notice deadline
- Any mailed renewal offer
- Resident ledger after expiration
- Communications with the leasing professional
- Property-state notice and rent-change rules
Invitation Homes offers several renewal paths
Current company materials describe 13-to-24-month, 12-month and month-to-month renewal choices. The useful comparison is the exact rate shown for each term in the resident’s renewal offer.
Month-to-month can be materially more expensive
Invitation Homes expressly cautions that month-to-month rent may come at a significantly higher price and notes that terms can vary by location. Treat the offer for the exact home as the source for the actual amount.
Missing the response window can affect lease status
The company says that if it does not hear from a resident before the applicable deadline, the account can move to month-to-month treatment according to the lease and renewal offer. Compare the lease, the renewal email and the date of any response or notice.
Preserve the renewal trail
- Original renewal email.
- Any later mailed offer.
- Portal selection or response confirmation.
- Signed renewal or month-to-month document.
- Ledger showing the first month at the new rate.
Compare this fee across management companies
Use the company-specific disclosure above first, then compare the same fee category across other operators that publish a source-based RentBillCheck guide.
Official sources
Current official renewal page describing offer timing, fixed-term and month-to-month options, response process and higher month-to-month pricing.
Invitation HomesCurrent Resident FAQs — Renewing ↗Current official FAQ discussing renewal pricing and month-to-month status when renewal action is not completed by the applicable deadline.