Unhappy with how your block is managed? Use Right to Manage regulations to take control
If you’re the leasehold owner of a flat or apartment, the chances are that the landlord or managing agent looking after your block has been appointed by the freeholders of the property.
That’s likely to mean it’s being managed in their interests, rather than for the benefit of leaseholders and / or tenants.
But it doesn’t have to be like that.
Under ‘Right to Manage’ regulations leasehold property owners can take over the management of their building, gaining responsibility for things like collecting and managing the service charges, maintaining communal areas and handling complaints.
To do this, leaseholders must set up a Right to Manage (RTM) company, which can either manage the building directly or pay a managing agent of their choice to do it.
As experts in all aspects of residential property management we can handle the process of setting up an RTM company for your block on your behalf, as well as taking on its ongoing management, from ground rent management to property repairs.
We offer a professional, proactive end-to-end service delivered by an experienced, knowledgeable team.
So, if you’re unhappy with any aspect of the way your building is managed – from excessive service charges to delayed repairs or sub-standard maintenance work – or if you just want more control over decisions that affect your property, read our FAQs or get in touch to find out how we can help.
