IN COURT: 18 people facing Grafton court today
RENTAL CRISIS: No matter how much work she puts into improving a property, Suzie always finds herself on the receiving end of an eviction notice.
After seeing dodgy deals done to secure a property, TJ would like to see the laws for renting changed.
Courtney said that finding a property to accommodate their large family at a reasonable price was becoming an impossible task.
Despite applying for numerous rentals around the region, the only response Tayla receives is rejection.
Currently facing a 90-day eviction notice without explanation, Carina said renters have few rights when demand outstrips supply.
When Tracey’s Townsend duplex was sold last year, she soon discovered that finding a new rental in the Clarence Valley, especially one that would accept pets, was near impossible.
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