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    ARMA Advisory Note – Management Fees

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    By The Property Institute on January 1, 2015 Using a Managing Agent

    SUMMARY

    As a trade association for managing agents, ARMA does not set, recommend or give any guidance on fee levels or market rates to its members.

    There’s no norm or standard management fee for managing a block of flats. The fee will depend upon the size and type of property and the range of services required.

    However, ARMA is very keen that its members act ethically when negotiating with and charging fees to landlords including Residents’ Management Companies (RMCs) and Right to Manage companies (RTMs).

    In this Advice Note, we have set out what we believe is good practice for agents when it comes to agreeing management fees with their clients.

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    The Property Institute are a professional body for residential property managers in England, Scotland, and Wales. Formed by the merger of ARMA and IRPM, we stand as a trusted and credible voice, committed to driving standards in the sector to make a positive difference for our members, clients, and residents. The Property Institute | 020 3319 7575 | [email protected]

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