hayeswinckle.com.au Reviews 2

Pls educate your agents with regards to rules and polices that applies to both rental providers and tenants.

Mackenzie insisted that I pay for water bill incurred for the month of May and June 2024, when we have moved out of the property in end April. I have settled and closed our utilities too and I have not broken any rental agreement.

If I have not shared the information from Consumers Victoria’s website that indicates it’s the rental providers responsibility to pay for utilities upon renters moved out, she would have not stopped pestering me to pay for it. It’s not a rookie mistake. Agent has been licensed since 2018. She should have known better. Instead of blaming the previous tenant, she should have checked why there’s water consumption when no one is using the property. She could have checked for pipe leakage to start with.

To all renters, beware of this property management company. I could have rated this negative if there’s an option for it. Totally disgusted for unprofessionalism and dishonesty.

Whatever you do do not engage with Hayeswinckle

I had my property with them off market for over 6 months with not one offer on the table. Our agreement was signed on the basis that nothing would be paid unless the property was sold.

Fast forward 6 months (well after expiry of the 60 day agreement) and I have listed and sold my property with another local agency.

HayesWinckle (Michelle Winkle in particular) then had a debt collector onto me to retrieve her commission.

This has since resulted in her debt collector illegally filing a caveat on the property which has now held up settlement of my property.

This company is a poor loser and needs to be exiled from Geelong Real Estate as simply they suck and cannot even get one single offer on my property.

Whatever you do, I urge you to not list with HayesWinckle in any shape or form, as this illegal behaviour is something they would likely pull.

Cannot believe this - they should be so bloody ashamed of themselves and what they call themselves a 'company'.