As with any project, the key to success where the Right to Manage is concerned is proper preparation. Mark Chick explains more.
Browsing: Manage Your Block
For the past 10 years the residents of a block of 29 flats have been running a residents management company.
Could you please tell me whether the RMC has the right to a copy of the tenancy agreement on a rented flat in our block?
We are living in a ‘Do It Yourself’ world with the internet providing thousands of ideas with wonderful solutions and instructions, making us think anything is do-able and achievable.
A building will not manage itself, and there is much to be done if the leaseholders are to receive the services promised in the leases and the building kept in good repair
Residents Management Companies members are usually the leaseholders. The RMC must keep an up to…
Company records show that there are over 60,000 registered Residents’ Management Companies and a high proportion relate to flats
To start you need to set up a Right to Manage Company, always take advise from a solicitors to ensure the Company is set up correctly.
Compliance and credit control are more important than ever says David Clark of Mainstay.
Forming a Residents Management Company: what you should know Karen Howell Bowley is Jordans’ foremost expert on the incorporation of RMCs.
