Understanding these responsibilities is about more than just “good practice” – it is essential for the smooth running of your building.
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Among the most common of these are disputes over service charges, particularly when it comes to communal areas.
The parties are entitled to clear explanations and thorough rationale as to why and how sums have been calculated.
Handling service charges clearly and fairly is essential to maintaining residents trust and ensuring the smooth management of the block.
Managing a block of flats as a Residents’ Management Company, Right to Manage Company, or Residents’ Association is not without challenges.
The reality is that service charges are increasing due to factors largely outside the control of managing agents.
Leaseholders who have formed an RMC to handle the running of their listed, residential flats have a few unique rights and responsibilities.
Mixed-use buildings combine residential and commercial spaces, making their needs and challenges unique.
The Ringley Group has launched a new platform, Service Charge Sorted to offer an alternative to hefty block or estate management fees.
How Right to Manage can be used to take control of service charges and how leaseholders can legally challenge excessive charges.