BUYERS SURVEY NOVEMBER 2022!

BUYERS SURVEY NOVEMBER 2022! & draw to receive a £50.00 Marks & Spencer voucher

Hello, It’s Beaumont Gibbs Estate Agents here. You are currently registered on our database as looking to buy a property.

In light of the recent interest rate increase and the cost of living price hikes etc, we wondered if you would be so kind as to answer a few questions on your current circumstances?

You can check as many boxes as may be appropriate in each section.

As a little incentive to complete this survey, for all completed surveys sent back to us, we will be placing your details in a draw to receive a £50.00 Marks & Spencer voucher, which will take place on Tuesday 6th December. The winner will be drawn at random and advised by phone and or email.

Link to questionnaire here: https://beaumontgibbs.lifesycle.co.uk/form/v0YuYhAhpE

Thank you for your time.

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