Woman that’s been renting same home for years finds out deceased landlord left home under her name

What happens when your landlord passes away?

You’ll either be able to stay because the landlord decides to honor or renew your lease.

Or your new landlord decides to start fresh and cancels your lease and now you need to find a new place to live.

It was neither of these options for 75-year-old Jane Sayner.

For more than twenty years, Jane Sayner has called St. Albans, Melbourne, Australia, home.

For AUD$250 a week, she rented a two-bedroom apartment from multimillionaire John Perrett of St. Albans.

She had been paying the same amount ever since she moved into the house.

Jane had worked at her previous job for twenty-five years, and she had had enough.

She doesn’t even want to consider going back because she had rent to pay.

Fortunately, she is spared.

In September 2020, her landlord, John Perrett, passed away.

He was a multimillionaire who was never married and didn’t have children.

However, he received a kidney transplant 30 years before his passing which extended his life.

John was grateful that he left a big part of his fortune, around AUD$18.6 million, to the Nephrology Department of the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

John had three more stipulations in his will.

One flat was sold for AUD$400,000 that was also left to the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

SOURCE:YOUTUBE SCREENSHOT – A CURRENT AFFAIR