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Tenants forced to get creative after being told they can’t erect TV in rental home

Key points

  • Sydney tenants Jess and Dylan were denied permission to mount a TV on their rental apartment wall. They instead used a portable projector and other removable modifications to personalise their home.
  • New data shows one in three Australian renters lost part of their bond last year, with 13 per cent of NSW renters losing their entire bond, averaging $2,311 in losses.
  • NSW laws require written landlord consent for property changes, with major modifications still subject to refusal.
Tenants forced to get creative after being told they can’t erect TV in rental home
Photo: realestate.com.au

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