How was 2020 for you? Agents asked their views by industry suppliers

How was 2020 for you? Agents asked their views by industry suppliers


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Two industry suppliers are asking agents to contribute to a survey assessing how the lettings sector has performed in 2020.

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Government-authorised deposit scheme mydeposits has joined forces with deposit alternative service Ome – both owned by Hamilton Fraser – to assess how agents fared, along with landlords and tenants, through the Coronavirus challenges of the past year.

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It runs from until December and respondents will have a chance to win one of six £50 Amazon vouchers.

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Agents will be met with questions about accommodating tenants’ needs, their relationships with tenants’ and communication methods, while landlords completing the survey will be asked questions pertaining to becoming a landlord, industry changes, and challenges they faced in the private rental sector.

Meanwhile, all will have a mixture of multiple choice, grading and open-ended questions tackling topics such as housing aspirations, reasons for renting, rental experience, rental costs, and effects of Covid-19.

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The survey also asks more widespread questions such as whether each demographic feels supported by the government, and whether the rental market is fit for purpose.

The survey concludes with a look at attitudes towards deposit replacement schemes and whether rental market technology is in-line with the tech we use in everyday life.

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Agents can see the survey here.

 

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