Author: London Flats Insurance

Many of the changes made this year have put great emphasis on fairness, transparency and clarity for leaseholders.

A step-by-step guide to help leaseholders navigate the process effectively, ensuring a smooth transition to right to manage.

Keeping on top of cleaning and general maintenance can go a long way to preserving or even increasing the value of a leasehold property.

There seems to be a lot of confusion between these two terms. We even hear them being used interchangeably- but they’re very different figures, used for very different purposes.

As leaseholders, you need the assurance that major works are necessary, being carried out by suitable professionals, and for a fair price.

As a critical component of maintaining safety in blocks of flats, fire risk assessments help to identify and rectify any potential fire hazards. They ensure that appropriate safety measures are in place and that both the residents and the property are effectively protected. Here we will be explaining what a…

Here we’ll be explaining what information you’ll need to gather for your broker and what to look out for in a potential policy.

The work-arounds residents can use to combat noise disturbances and how RMCs can support their leaseholders in this area.

To bring you up to date, we’ll be outlining the changes that have been made in the leasehold sector from 2017 to now.

Here we’ll be discussing what should go into the planning of a block car park, as well as what managers can do to optimise the car parks.