These guides will help you understand what it means to own a residential long leasehold property and more.
Author: The Property Institute
The Property Institute
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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This advice note summarises some of the main health & safety regulations that apply to blocks of flats, including converted houses.
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In this ARMA advice note, we’ll take a quick look at how you can make sure you stay gas safe in your flat.
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This ARMA advisory note explains the usual restrictions found in leases that can affect how flats can be sold.
Under Section 24 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987, any leasehold flat owner has the right to apply to a Tribunal to change their agent.