Outbid by $60k, Karli wins her dream home with a heartfelt letter
10-09-2026 22:55 via abc.net.au

Outbid by $60k, Karli wins her dream home with a heartfelt letter

In a red-hot property market where cash is usually king, Karli Bryant was outbid by $60,000 on a 116-year-old railway cottage. Then the owner read her letter.
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