How changes to the residential tenancy act will impact property investors

Leanne discusses the who is behind the changes to the tenancy act and how these proposed changes would make it easier for certain tenants to break lease, as well as the current property market and the feasibility of real estate as a career.

With the changes passing the state parliament, Leanne analyses how that will increase the costs of property ownership in NSW and discusses what she would like to see occur in the real estate sector to provide more certainty to investors.

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