Browsing: Manage Your Block

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.

In this Advice Note, we look at what you can do if you’re unhappy with the way your property is being managed.

The building must meet certain criteria and a minimum number of leaseholders is required to take part.

The Leasehold Property Enquiries form (LPE1) second edition was released on the 1st October 2015 along with the addition of a new form.

Residents’ Associations can be set up and run informally but a formally recognised Residents’ Association acquires additional legal rights.

Japanese knotweed, also known as Fallopia japonica, is a non-native plant introduced by Victorian plant hunters in the mid 19th century.

Both RTM and RM’s are limited liability companies and therefore the directors need to be aware of their duties and liabilities.

It is most important that you invite prospective agents to the building, to see it and to meet the RMC committee.

On 1st October the final elements of the Companies Act 2006 come into force and could affect the way 60,000 existing Residents Management Companies (RMCos) are structured and run.

We are a small block and appointed new managing agents when we were not happy with the service provided with the previous ones.