Forming a residents association is an effective way for leaseholders to express their collective views to their landlord or managing agent.
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I own a flat in a block of six flats, five own a share of freehold and we have created a Ltd management company that we self-manage.
We have tried to start a Resident’s Association. Am I right in saying that we need 60% of the residents to form the association?
How do we deal with a director who has his own agenda but has sufficient friends in the block to counter a vote of no confidence?
Forming a residents association is an effective way for leaseholders to express their collective views to their landlord or managing agent.
The Memorandum and Articles of Association are documents which govern your Residents Management Company (RMC).
Brian Auld and Yashmin Mistry unveil some of the mysteries of the Residents Management Company (RMC).
Managing mixed-tenure blocks can be tricky but according to Dean Cooper keeping the peace is all down to good communication.
This Advice Note looks at situations where a landlord, an RMC or RTM has decided to change managing agent.
If you live in a smaller blocks of flats, particularly if it’s self- managed, you or your fellow leaseholders may want to carry out work yourselves.