Tracey Richards-Waterhouse Real Estate

01/07/2025

While driving to work last week I was listening to the radio and Zest and as being interviewed about supporting the Benevolent Society Can Drive.
Because this is such a worthwhile cause I have registered to take part to give back to the community. Whether you can donate 1 item or many it all adds up. I would love and appreciate your support to help someone doing it a little hard. I have placed a box at the front of our office in Bridport or call or message and I can come to you.
This runs until the end if July
Thank you

12/06/2025

So proud to be working with Kelly. What a pocket rocket. Along with her super talented husband Bryce they are bringing this quiet little town back to its former glory one shop at a time.

14/05/2025

❌Update: This property is now leased
New to Waterhouse Real Estate
Beautifully furnished 2 bedroom 1 bathroom unit
$400 per week. Fully furnished
Contact Tracey 0458 808 281
For a viewing

14/04/2025

Moving out of a rental property?

It’s a great idea to write out a checklist to make sure you don’t miss a thing!

We’ve got you started with the essentials for your checklist below, but you might want to add other things including:
📦 hire a removalist
🔨 organise general wear and tear repairs
🗞 redirect any subscriptions (newspaper, meal delivery services)
📱 let your internet and phone providers know
🧼 organise an end-of-lease cleaning provider.

26/03/2025

26/03/2025

Property owners and managers can submit a claim for a portion or all of your bond at the end of a tenancy if they believe rent is outstanding, or the property has suffered damage during your time living there.

If this happens, you’ll receive a notification from MyBond that tells you how much of your bond they propose to keep and the reasons why.

If you disagree with their reasons for the claim, you can dispute it. However, you must provide evidence or reasons explaining why you disagree with the claim. Likewise, the property owner or manager must give evidence or reasons why they are entitled to the claim.

Learn more about bond disputes at: https://www.cbos.tas.gov.au/topics/housing/renting/bonds/disputes-about-a-bond/disputing-a-bond-claim

17/03/2025

Before you move into a rental property, you will need to pay the owner or agent a bond.

A maximum of four times your weekly rent, this bond gives the property owner some financial security if you leave without paying rent or cause damage to the property.

When it’s time to leave your rental, the owner or agent will look for any damage caused to the property during your tenancy. They’ll also check to see if the house and garden are left in a clean and tidy condition.

If you’re up to date with your rent and there are no issues with the property, your bond will be paid back to you in full.

If the owner or agent detect any issues, they’ll lodge a claim to deduct money from your bond to cover their costs. You will be notified if this is the case and you will have a chance to dispute the claim. Learn more about bonds at: https://www.cbos.tas.gov.au/topics/housing/renting/bonds