A Perth Influencer has been left stressed and scrambling after being given just seven days to move out of her home and find a new place to live.
Rahnee Bransby, a model and content creator from Western Australia, revealed to Daily Mail Australia that she and her partner were forced to vacate their home in a matter of days after the premises of the property were ‘rendered uninhabitable due to structural issues.’
‘Myself along with the 9 other units in the complex all got told we had 7 days to leave,’ she said.
‘I’ll talk more about it on my socials once we figure out the next steps!’
Despite her stressful predicament, Bransby continued to look on the positive side, holding onto hope that things would eventually come right.
‘Pretty stressful times but sometimes life throws you curve balls & it’ll all work out in the end,’ she said.
Rahnee Bransby revealed to Daily Mail Australia that she and her partner were forced to vacate their home in a matter of days after the premises of the property were ‘rendered uninhabitable’
‘Myself along with the 9 other units in the complex all got told we had 7 days to leave,’ she said
‘Just have to deal with it and move forward.’
The fashion influencer, 27, documented ‘one of the most stressful weeks of our lives’ on Instagram, telling her followers on Wednesday that she and her partner only had two days to move out and ‘we don’t have a new home.’
Bransby added: ‘Also trying to process leaving the little home that we’ve adored with only 7 days notice and no explanation or reasoning why … just assumption.’
The influencer credited her boyfriend Jian for keeping her ‘sane’, before assuring fans she would share more information in the coming days.
‘Once we’ve moved out, figured out what we’re going to do and settle a little I’ll go into more details about what happened and the whole situation.’
‘I know a lot of you are asking and I definitely want to share.’
Bransby, who has 224,000 followers on Instagram and has modelled for the likes of Princess Polly and Status Anxiety, thanked her fans for all of their support over the last few days.
‘I really appreciate all love and kind messages and people helping where they can. It means the world,’ she gushed.
The fashion influencer, 27, documented ‘one of the most stressful weeks of our lives’ on Instagram , telling her followers on Wednesday that she and her partner only had two days to move out and ‘we don’t have a new home’
The influencer credited her boyfriend Jian for keeping her ‘sane’, before assuring fans she would share more information in the coming days
Bransby’s abrupt home eviction comes as Perth’s rental vacancy rate increased to 2 per cent, rising from 1.9 per cent in December
‘Sad but also feeling grateful we ever got to live in a place and area like we did. I know something good is coming.’
In Perth, a tenancy can be terminated with seven days notice so long as the landlord has a valid reason in doing so and the correct legal processes have been followed.
Bransby’s abrupt home eviction comes as Perth’s rental vacancy rate increased to 2 per cent, rising from 1.9 per cent in December.
According to REIWA stats, this is the first time in nearly five years that the number has gotten so high.
However, it seems the rental market still has a way to go, with healthy numbers projected to be at 2.5 per cent, a number last reached back in September 2019.
