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    Forming A Residents Association

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    By Manage Your Block on January 1, 2015 About Right to Manage

    Forming a residents association is an effective way for leaseholders to express their collective views to their landlord or managing agent. Its especially effective if your block isnt run by a Residents Management Company (RMC) or Right to Manage Company (RTM).

    To form a residents association, you should follow the procedures set by the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in England or the First-tier Tribunal in Wales.

    At the end of this Advice Note, we’ve included a useful template constitution for residents associations to use.

    Download the full Advice Note here.

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