Invitation Homes Inc INVH was started with bullish ratings by multiple firms Monday after a Feb. 1 IPO.
The real estate investment trust, or REIT, is a subsidiary of Blackstone Group LP BX. Invitation Homes received a $1 billion loan from Federal National Mortgage Assctn Fnni Me FNMA that it disclosed in January, according to CNBC.
National Real Estate Investor reported Sunday that Invitation Homes’ multibillion-dollar launch points to single-family rental homes as a growing business space — and one that was previously occupied by smaller investors.
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The Dallas-based company holds a portfolio of nearly 50,000 rental homes in 13 markets, according its website.
Analysts at Deutsche Bank started Invitation Homes with a Buy and announced a $25 price target Monday.
“We believe INVH has the highest-quality portfolio in the industry and a best-in-class infrastructure that warrants a premium valuation,” Deutsche analysts said in the accompanying note.
Other analyst actions on Invitation Homes include:
- Deutsche Bank initiated at Neutral and announced a $21.50 price target.
- JMP Securities initiated at Market Outperform and announced a $25.50 price target.
- Bank of America initiated at Buy with a $24 price target.
- Credit Suisse initiated at Outperform and announced a $24 price target.
- Wells Fargo initiated at Outperform.
- FBR & Co. initiated at Outperform with a $25 price target.
- RBC Capital Markets initiated at Outperform and announced a $23 price target.
- JPMorgan initiated at Overweight and announced a $25 price target.
- KBW initiated at Market Perform with a $22 price target.
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