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Hey, FA here. It's the same old thing landlords have been doing for years and years. They raise rents and pass the costs down the line to make up the difference. It doesn't fix the housing crisis. It just gives the ATO more tax revenue, and that cost ends up being paid by renters. Simple as that.

Looking for any advice to help my mom, please. She bought a mobile home almost 30 years ago, right after my dad passed—my brother took everything, but that's a whole other story. She still owes over $16k on it. She got completely hosed on the interest rate when she got it, over 8%, but she...