Author: London Flats Insurance

Buying a leasehold property mean you’re buying the lease to a property. Essentially, you don’t own the building, only the right to live in it for the length of the lease. The building itself is owned by a landlord or freeholder and the relationship between you and them is governed…

With several instances of fire in London over the past few months, fire safety and your responsibilities must be at the forefront of your mind as a Property Manager or Residents’ Management Company (RMC) Director.

As an RMC Director, Property Manager or Right to Manage Company, you will be on the front line for service charge enquiries. Residents are likely to be receiving higher bills than usual, largely due to insurance costs. Buildings Insurance is often the highest cost listed on the service charge breakdown and prices are creeping up and up.

Sinead Campbell of London Flats Insurance looks at some amazing apartments that are currently for sale in London.

If you’re thinking of leading your building’s RMC, read on to find out exactly what the job entails.

We all value customer service in our own dealings, but how much thought do businesses put into the service they provide for their own customers?

Cleaning is often thought of as a basic job and one that shouldn’t take much thought, skill or indeed, pay.

The Cladding Crisis is a multi-faceted issue with safety and financial concerns front and centre.

Understand more about looking after a property with a lift and how it brings with it another layer of responsibility to your residents.

Here are some examples of common disputes that arise when RMC directors face claims brought against them by their fellow residents.