2 Minute Repairs Survey: Your Chance To Win A £50 Amazon.co.uk Voucher!
June 30, 2015
Last year The Fixflo Report highlighted some startling trends for the lettings industry.
Of particular note was the fact that over half of the property managers surveyed knew of a landlord who had switched agency due to a repair-related issue.
This year’s survey is now open and there are TEN £50 Amazon.co.uk vouchers available for lucky respondents*.
The survey only takes 2 minutes and is accessible here.
For last year’s results please see: www.fixflo.com/Rental-Repairs-Survey-2014
*See Terms and conditions here.
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