Rithm Capital Corp. (NYSE:RITM) is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that operates in the U.S., focusing on providing capital and services to the real estate and financial sectors. Its portfolio includes mortgage servicing-related assets, residential securities, and consumer loans.

As a REIT, Rithm Capital benefits from tax advantages by distributing at least 90% of its taxable income to shareholders. The consensus price target for RITM has shown stability over the past year, with analysts maintaining a consistent outlook. Last month and last quarter, the average price target was $13, while last year it was slightly lower at $12.83. This stability suggests a steady confidence in the company's performance and market conditions.

Despite this, Raymond James has set a slightly lower price target of $12.50, indicating a cautious yet positive outlook. Rithm Capital's financial performance is expected to benefit from increased interest income and asset management revenues, despite challenges with lower servicing revenues. The company is considered undervalued due to a recent selloff and macroeconomic uncertainties. Its stable prospects are supported by increased earnings from Mortgage Servicing Rights and net interest incomes, offering a compelling opportunity for investors through dividends and potential capital appreciation.

The company has announced that it will release its first-quarter 2025 financial results on April 25, before the New York Stock Exchange opens. Analysts predict a decline in earnings, suggesting that Rithm may not have the right combination of factors for an earnings beat. Investors should be prepared for these expectations as the report date approaches, as highlighted by Raymond James. Rithm Capital's diversified portfolio, including mortgage servicing rights and residential mortgage loans, has resulted in a 2.4 times dividend coverage ratio, making it an attractive high-yield investment. With a price-to-book ratio of 0.97, Rithm presents a promising investment prospect. The company's strategic diversification into asset management further strengthens its outlook, as borrowing costs are expected to moderate towards pre-pandemic levels.