Author: Flat Living Insurance

In this article, we will explore the key areas to consider, common pitfalls to avoid and how to futureproof your parking provision.

For Residents’ Management Companies, Right to Manage companies, and freeholders, the obligation to insure a leasehold property correctly is a legal duty.

Understanding these responsibilities is about more than just “good practice” – it is essential for the smooth running of your building.

Leasehold properties come with specific rules, shared spaces and responsibilities that you should be aware of before you move.

Property managers are responsible for ensuring that fire doors are checked and maintained

We explore some common causes of leasehold disputes and outline effective strategies for avoiding and resolving conflict.

Security is a priority for leaseholders. Sharing a space with multiple residents is one thing, but the building being open to the public is quite another. Access control is essential for safety, property protection and peaceful enjoyment. Access control systems utilise technology to ensure only residents, contractors and other authorised…

Leaseholders residing in listed buildings face unique challenges when it comes to securing the right insurance.

To ensure compliance with insurance regulations and to reduce breakdowns, effective maintenance is essential.

Mixed-use buildings combine residential and commercial spaces, making their needs and challenges unique.