How right to manage affects your building insurance and what leaseholders should consider when securing or changing their insurance policy.
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How Right to Manage can be used to take control of service charges and how leaseholders can legally challenge excessive charges.
Applying for the Right to Manage your building can be a great way to take control of building maintenance and the related costs.
The Right to Manage can be an attractive option for leaseholders who want more control over what happens with their building.
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal in a landmark ruling in the case of A1 Properties (Sunderland) Ltd v Tudor Studios RTM Company Ltd [2024] UKSC 27 (‘the Appeal’).
With a growing number of consumer-led property management models, such as RMCs and RTMs, residents have more say in how their communities are being cared for.
Embarking on the journey to homeownership is an exciting milestone, especially for first-time buyers.
If done correctly, Right to Manage (RTM) can deliver several key benefits.
Defects in design, faulty installation or the use of inappropriate or inadequate materials when building a property can lead to significant problems later on.
The preservation and maintenance of these buildings require balance between conserving historic value and adapting them for contemporary use.