Right to manage services

Right to manage services

Right To Manage (RTM) is the process that effectively places all the responsibility for the management and maintenance of the building into the hands of the flat leaseholders.

Whether you have only 2 flats involved in seeking Right to Manage, and you want to know how to form your own Residents Management Company, or you are already a member of a Residents Management Company company and you’re unhappy with your existing management arrangement, we can advise on the Right To Manage company formation process or acting as a managing agent for the management of your Residential Block.

Right To Manage (RTM) is the process that effectively places all the responsibility for the management and maintenance of the building into the hands of the flat leaseholders.

Whether you have only 2 flats involved in seeking Right to Manage, and you want to know how to form your own Residents Management Company, or you are already a member of a Residents Management Company company and you’re unhappy with your existing management arrangement, we can advise on the Right To Manage company formation process or acting as a managing agent for the management of your Residential Block.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

There are certain criteria that will determine whether you situation makes your block a good candidate for RTM. We can assist you in making that assessment and guiding you through the technical legalities that might prevent someone from becoming eligible for Right To Manage. To start the process, we check the land registry and work with you to obtain the correct information about participants and leaseholders.

Right to Manage

– Make the First Step

Not sure what to do or if a development may apply contact: ian.magenis@scanlanspm.com or 0161 212 8312, for an informal without obligation discussion.

Useful information:

Right To Manage Company Formation Process

Right To Manage Costs

LEASE: The Leashold Advisory Service

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

There are certain criteria that will determine whether you situation makes your block a good candidate for RTM. We can assist you in making that assessment and guiding you through the technical legalities that might prevent someone from becoming eligible for Right To Manage. To start the process, we check the land registry and work with you to obtain the correct information about participants and leaseholders.

Right to Manage

– Make the First Step

Not sure what to do or if a development may apply contact: ian.magenis@scanlanspm.com or 0161 212 8312, for an informal without obligation discussion.

Useful information:

RICS: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

LEASE: The Leashold Advisory Service

WHAT IS RIGHT TO MANAGE?

Right To Manage (RTM) allows leaseholders or residents to take control of the management of their residential block. The power of Right To Manage was given as part of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, and affects leaseholders and their Landlords.

In most cases, block management is the responsibility of the Landlord. However, with Right To Manage, qualifying residents of residential blocks have the right to take responsibility for the management of the block. This includes repairs and maintenance of communal areas such as gardens and lifts, amongst many other responsibilities.

Normally, those who are responsible for this management will hire a professional managing agent to help support them. A managing agent, such as Scanlans Property Management, will handle all aspects of the management of the block, including hiring contractors and collecting service charges.

We are one of the leading managing agents in the UK, supporting leaseholders and residents with their Right To Manage process for a number of years. Right To Manage is a great way to have more control over your residential block, and having an experienced managing agent by your side ensures a smooth Right To Manage process. We’re regulated by TPI, so you can be confident the management of your block is in good hands. Our services are fully inclusive, meaning you can sit back and relax whilst we manage all aspects of the block.

If you’re interested in exercising your Right To manage, get in touch with Scanlans today to see how we can support you through the formation process and ongoing management of your residential block.

WHAT IS RIGHT TO MANAGE?

Right To Manage (RTM) allows leaseholders or residents to take control of the management of their residential block. The power of Right To Manage was given as part of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, and affects leaseholders and their Landlords.

In most cases, block management is the responsibility of the Landlord. However, with Right To Manage, qualifying residents of residential blocks have the right to take responsibility for the management of the block. This includes repairs and maintenance of communal areas such as gardens and lifts, amongst many other responsibilities.

Normally, those who are responsible for this management will hire a professional managing agent to help support them. A managing agent, such as Scanlans Property Management, will handle all aspects of the management of the block, including hiring contractors and collecting service charges.

We are one of the leading managing agents in the UK, supporting leaseholders and residents with their Right To Manage process for a number of years. Right To Manage is a great way to have more control over your residential block, and having an experienced managing agent by your side ensures a smooth Right To Manage process. We’re regulated by TPI, so you can be confident the management of your block is in good hands. Our services are fully inclusive, meaning you can sit back and relax whilst we manage all aspects of the block.

If you’re interested in exercising your Right To manage, get in touch with Scanlans today to see how we can support you through the formation process and ongoing management of your residential block.

WHAT IS RIGHT TO MANAGE?

Right To Manage (RTM) allows leaseholders or residents to take control of the management of their residential block. The power of Right To Manage was given as part of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, and affects leaseholders and their Landlords.

In most cases, block management is the responsibility of the Landlord. However, with Right To Manage, qualifying residents of residential blocks have the right to take responsibility for the management of the block. This includes repairs and maintenance of communal areas such as gardens and lifts, amongst many other responsibilities.

Normally, those who are responsible for this management will hire a professional managing agent to help support them. A managing agent, such as Scanlans Property Management, will handle all aspects of the management of the block, including hiring contractors and collecting service charges.

We are one of the leading managing agents in the UK, supporting leaseholders and residents with their Right To Manage process for a number of years. Right To Manage is a great way to have more control over your residential block, and having an experienced managing agent by your side ensures a smooth Right To Manage process. We’re regulated by TPI, so you can be confident the management of your block is in good hands. Our services are fully inclusive, meaning you can sit back and relax whilst we manage all aspects of the block.

If you’re interested in exercising your Right To manage, get in touch with Scanlans today to see how we can support you through the formation process and ongoing management of your residential block.

Right to Manage Costs

Right to manage costs tend to come in the form of service charges. They are monthly charges paid by the residents and leaseholders to the rtm company who will then use them towards the upkeep of the building.

This includes payment for contractors to carry out maintenance work for the building or for upgraded facilities such as a new garden setup or lift. services charges will vary depending on the building and will be determined by the rtm company you choose.

Contact Scanlans Property Management to discuss the service charges associated with your building today.

Right To Management Legislation

Right to Manage allows the residents of the building to take over ownership of the management of the building, even without the consent of the landlord. As a RTM company, Scanlans can apply for the Right to Manage a building on your behalf and then consume the management practice of it.

As a resident of the building, you will then have a right to vote towards any decisions made on the spending of services charges and updates made to the property.

Right to Manage Costs

Right to manage costs tend to come in the form of service charges. They are monthly charges paid by the residents and leaseholders to the rtm company who will then use them towards the upkeep of the building.

This includes payment for contractors to carry out maintenance work for the building or for upgraded facilities such as a new garden setup or lift. services charges will vary depending on the building and will be determined by the rtm company you choose.

Contact Scanlans Property Management to discuss the service charges associated with your building today.

Right To Management Legislation

Right to Manage allows the residents of the building to take over ownership of the management of the building, even without the consent of the landlord. As a RTM company, Scanlans can apply for the Right to Manage a building on your behalf and then consume the management practice of it.

As a resident of the building, you will then have a right to vote towards any decisions made on the spending of services charges and updates made to the property.

Testimonials

Julie Waters

We have used Scanlans services since 2007 and can highly recommend them. I am one of the directors at Manor Court in Sharston and Anna Knowles our property manager is fantastic. She is always responsive and any issues are dealt with quickly and professionally. I can honestly say that you couldn’t get a better property management company!

Hannah Wilby

Whilst going through the sale of our property, it has been quite testing to obtain all information the buyers solicitors requested and yet, Anna Knowles at Scanlans has been absolutely brilliant in helping us, nothing is too much trouble for her and she went out of her way to answer a number of complicated queries that were raised. We would just like to say thankyou so much to Anna Knowles for all her hard work and thankyou to Scanlans, it’s been a pleasure.

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Right to Manage

– Make the First Step

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WHAT IS RIGHT TO MANAGE?

WHAT IS RIGHT TO MANAGE?

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Right to Manage Costs

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Right To Management Legislation

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