Published
June 19, 2026
If you rented a home from Invitation Homes in Florida and paid a security deposit, you can file an online claim for a $20 payment.
What Is This Settlement About?
A proposed class action settlement has been reached in Megan Glasbrenner and Douglas Neal v. THR Property Management L.P. d/b/a Invitation Homes and Invitation Homes, Inc., Case No. 25-CA-012779, filed in the Circuit Court of Hillsborough County, Florida. If you signed a lease with Invitation Homes (or its related entities) in Florida and paid a security deposit between February 15, 2021 and October 31, 2025, you may be entitled to a $20 cash payment.The lawsuit alleges that the landlord and property manager did not comply with the Florida Residential Landlord Tenant Act, the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act, and the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act in connection with renting homes and handling security deposits. Defendants deny any liability or wrongdoing and maintain that their practices complied with the law. The Court has not decided who is right; instead, the parties agreed to settle to avoid the risk and cost of continued litigation, and the Court has conditionally certified the class for settlement purposes only. The Honorable Helene Daniel is presiding over the case.
Status
Claims Closed
Claim Deadline
August 14, 2026
Online Claim Form · opt-out / object deadline is also August 14, 2026
Estimated Payout
$20
Per eligible claimant · split pro rata if multiple claims share one rental agreement
Proof Required
Yes
Notice ID and PIN from your email or postcard notice are needed to verify the online claim
Who Qualifies?
The Settlement Class includes all persons in Florida who signed a lease with Defendants or any of their subsidiaries or affiliated entities and paid a security deposit from February 15, 2021 through October 31, 2025. Defendants estimate the class at approximately 34,134 members.A few groups are excluded: the judge presiding over the case and the judges of the Florida Appellate Courts; the immediate families of those judges; any Released Party; any class member who timely opts out; any counsel of record; and any class member who, by the date of the Preliminary Approval Order, had already released these claims.
Class members were identified from the landlord's own records, so most eligible former tenants should receive an email notice (or a mailed postcard if the email is undeliverable) with a Notice ID and PIN. If you believe you qualify but did not receive a notice, you can review the eligibility details on the official settlement website.
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How Much Can You Get?
Each eligible Settlement Class Member who does not opt out and submits a valid Online Claim Form will receive a flat $20 cash payment, paid in the method you select on the claim form. If more than one valid claim is submitted for the same rental agreement, the $20 is divided equally among those claimants.Defendants will fund the settlement up to a maximum of $682,680, based on the estimated class size of 34,134 members. Attorneys' fees and litigation expenses of up to $225,000, service awards of up to $3,000 for each of the two class representatives, and notice and administration costs are paid by Defendants separately and do not reduce the $20 payments. The Court may award less than the amounts requested.
Renters following other Florida housing cases may also want to review the Bridge Investment Group Florida security deposit settlement, another Hillsborough County case over retained deposits.
How Do I File a Claim?
To get paid, you must submit an Online Claim Form on the official settlement website by August 14, 2026. The site's online claim verification asks for the Notice ID and PIN printed in the email or postcard notice you received, so keep that notice handy.Because filing is gated on the administrator-issued Notice ID and PIN, this settlement is treated as proof required — a claimant who never received (or cannot locate) those codes cannot complete the claim. If you think you are a class member but cannot find your Notice ID or PIN, use the contact form on the official settlement website to ask the administrator for help rather than searching for a phone number or email here.
What Are My Options?
• File a claim. Submit the Online Claim Form by August 14, 2026 to receive your $20 payment.• Opt out. To keep the right to sue Defendants over the released claims, mail a written exclusion request postmarked by August 14, 2026 to the Settlement Administrator at the address listed in your notice. If you opt out, you give up the $20 payment.
• Object. If you stay in the class but disagree with the settlement, file a written objection with the Court and serve counsel by August 14, 2026, following the instructions in the long-form notice.
• Do nothing. You will not receive a payment, but you will still be bound by the release and give up your right to sue over the covered claims.
When Will Payments Be Made?
The Court will hold a Final Approval Hearing at 1:30 p.m. on August 31, 2026 via Zoom to decide whether the settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate. If the Court grants final approval, the Settlement Administrator will send payments to valid claimants about 30 days after the settlement becomes final and any appeals are resolved. Settlement checks are valid for 90 days, so deposit yours promptly. Hearing dates and timing can change, so check the official settlement website for the latest schedule.How Do I Get More Information?
More detail about the lawsuit and settlement, including the full class definition, key dates, and court documents, is available by:• Visiting the official settlement website: THRsettlement.com
• Reviewing the Florida security deposit statute: Florida Statutes § 83.49
Official Settlement Notice
Sources
• Official settlement website: THRsettlement.com• Settlement Agreement and Release and Frequently Asked Questions, Glasbrenner v THR Property Management
• Circuit Court of Hillsborough County, Florida, Megan Glasbrenner and Douglas Neal v. THR Property Management L.P. d/b/a Invitation Homes and Invitation Homes, Inc., Case No. 25-CA-012779
Filing Class Action Settlement Claims
This settlement pays eligible Florida tenants of Invitation Homes / THR Property Management $20 each after they file a valid Online Claim Form with their Notice ID and PIN. Always review your personal notice carefully and contact the Settlement Administrator through the official settlement website if you have questions about your eligibility or payment. OpenClassActions.com is a consumer news site and is not the settlement administrator or a law firm.
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Settlement Amount
Up to $682,680 · $20 per claimant
Case Title
Megan Glasbrenner and Douglas Neal v. THR Property Management L.P. d/b/a Invitation Homes and Invitation Homes, Inc.
Case Number
25-CA-012779
Court
Circuit Court of Hillsborough County, Florida (13th Judicial Circuit)
Judge
Hon. Helene Daniel
Final Approval Hearing
August 31, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Held via Zoom
Administrator
American Legal Claims
Official Website
THR Settlement.com
