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Tenant satisfaction survey for landlords and property managers

Fourteen questions a landlord or property manager can send to every resident, with the overall rating asked first.

  • 14questions
  • about 3 minto complete
  • No name askedno email, no unit number
  • Question 1the overall rating first
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Question 1 of 14 Overall, and the home
Taking everything together, how satisfied are you with the home you rent from us?
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2
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4
5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
Question 2 of 14 Overall, and the home
How satisfied are you with the condition your home is in right now?
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2
3
4
5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
Question 3 of 14 Repairs
In the last 12 months, how many times have you asked us to repair something?
None
Once
Two or three times
Four or more times
I cannot remember
Question 4 of 14 Repairs
How satisfied are you with the repairs we carry out?
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2
3
4
5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
Question 5 of 14 Repairs
How satisfied are you with the time a repair takes to finish?
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2
3
4
5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
Question 6 of 14 Safety and shared space
How safe does your home feel to you?
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2
3
4
5
Not safe at allCompletely safe
Question 7 of 14 Safety and shared space
How satisfied are you with the upkeep of any shared space you use?
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2
3
4
5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
Question 8 of 14 Dealing with us
How easy is it to reach someone here when you need to?
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2
3
4
5
Very difficultVery easy
Question 9 of 14 Dealing with us
When you tell us about a problem, how well do you think we listen?
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2
3
4
5
Not at all wellVery well
Question 10 of 14 Dealing with us
How satisfied are you with the way we keep you informed about things that affect your home?
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2
3
4
5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
Question 11 of 14 Dealing with us
How fairly do you feel you are treated here?
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2
3
4
5
Very unfairlyVery fairly
Question 12 of 14 What you pay
How reasonable does your rent feel for the home you get?
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2
3
4
5
Not reasonable at allCompletely reasonable
Question 13 of 14 Closing the survey
What is the one thing you would most like us to put right?
Question 14 of 14 Closing the survey
How likely are you to renew when your lease ends?
Very likely
Likely
I am not sure
Unlikely
Very unlikely

The 14 tenant satisfaction survey questions

A tenant satisfaction survey asks the people who rent a home how they rate it: the home itself, repairs, safety, dealing with the landlord and whether the rent feels fair. These 14 questions open in the online survey builder, ready for your name and your dates.

Plain text, one question per line, with the answer scale.

Overall, and the home

The overall rating comes first, before any detail colors it.[1]

  1. Taking everything together, how satisfied are you with the home you rent from us?1 to 5, very dissatisfied to very satisfied, requiredkeep this wording every year so the trend holds.
  2. How satisfied are you with the condition your home is in right now?1 to 5, very dissatisfied to very satisfied, requiredlow here with question 4 high means the building needs investment.

Repairs

How many repairs, the work itself, then the time it took.

  1. In the last 12 months, how many times have you asked us to repair something?Pick one of 5, requiredsplit questions 4 and 5 by this answer.
  2. How satisfied are you with the repairs we carry out?1 to 5, very dissatisfied to very satisfied, required
  3. How satisfied are you with the time a repair takes to finish?1 to 5, very dissatisfied to very satisfied, requiredslow work and poor work need different fixes.

Safety and shared space

The home itself, then hallways, laundry rooms and parking.

  1. How safe does your home feel to you?1 to 5, not safe at all to completely safe, required
  2. How satisfied are you with the upkeep of any shared space you use?1 to 5, very dissatisfied to very satisfied, optionalresidents with no shared space skip it.

Dealing with us

Four items on the relationship, the part you can change this month.

  1. How easy is it to reach someone here when you need to?1 to 5, very difficult to very easy, requiredthe quickest score to raise: one number that always gets answered.
  2. When you tell us about a problem, how well do you think we listen?1 to 5, not at all well to very well, required
  3. How satisfied are you with the way we keep you informed about things that affect your home?1 to 5, very dissatisfied to very satisfied, required
  4. How fairly do you feel you are treated here?1 to 5, very unfairly to very fairly, required

What you pay

A judgment on value, since you already know the rent.

  1. How reasonable does your rent feel for the home you get?1 to 5, not reasonable at all to completely reasonable, requiredread it beside questions 2 and 4.

Closing the survey

One optional comment, then the renewal question.

  1. What is the one thing you would most like us to put right?Open text, optional
  2. How likely are you to renew when your lease ends?Pick one of 5, requiredcompare buildings on the share answering likely or very likely.

Sending the tenant survey and reading the answers

Send it to every household once a year, in the same month, and take one reply per home. No question asks for a name, an email or a unit number, so say that in the message that carries the link.

Read each rating as the share who are satisfied, and track question 1 from year to year. The overall rating is asked first and repairs come before repair time, the order England's housing regulator sets for tenant surveys.[1] Split questions 4 and 5 by question 3 to hear from the residents who request repairs most.

After a single repair visit, send a customer service survey that day. Your repair contractors can rate working with you in a supplier satisfaction survey. Office and retail occupants get the facility survey questions. Where residents also receive care at home, the home care client satisfaction survey covers the care itself.

Isometric diagram of a residential apartment building on the right, with many small separate pale blue tokens traveling left along a channel, passing beneath a broad coral bar and emerging on the far side as one continuous merged band that arrives at a single flat report card
Replies are counted together and reported as totals.

Tenant survey FAQ

What questions should a tenant satisfaction survey ask?

An overall rating first, then the condition of the home, repairs and the time they take, safety, shared space, how easy you are to reach, whether the rent feels reasonable, one open comment and a renewal question. Fourteen items cover it.

How often should you survey tenants?

Once a year, in the same month, so each run compares with the last. England's housing regulator sets the same rhythm for social landlords: at least once a year, or every two years for small providers.[1]

Should a tenant survey be anonymous?

Yes. Residents answer more freely when no name, email or unit number is asked, and this template asks for none. Report the results as totals for the whole property, and summarize written comments in your own words.

Do these questions work for apartment residents?

Yes. Every item says "the home you rent", so it fits apartments, houses and townhomes alike. Question 7 covers hallways, laundry rooms and parking, and residents of a single house skip it.

Michael Hodge, survey methodology · Updated 2 October 2026 · How templates are reviewed

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Sources (1)
  1. Regulator of Social Housing. Tenant Satisfaction Measures: Tenant Survey Requirements, April 2023. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk

Hear from every resident before renewal season

Fourteen questions, about three minutes, no names. Open the survey and add your property.

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