“it always seems impossible until it’s done.” - Nelson Mandela

if you’re a leaseholder, do this!

understand what’s in your lease agreement

many managing agents don’t charge in accordance to what’s written in your lease. ALL service charges MUST relate to works and services that are specified in the lease. all demands on invoices MUST be issued in accordance to the lease (i.e. annual reconciliation).

has the invoice been issued correctly? does it match what’s in your lease?

get rid of under-performing management with RTM

if your management company isn’t up to scratch, you can align with your fellow leaseholders to remove them from managing duties. this involves going through a Right to Manage (RTM) process. leaseholders with RTM see a significant decrease in unknown costs and service charges.

if you don’t have 50% support or know where to start, speak to one of our experts.

reform act: how long until leaseholders see change?

what about….?

  • exclusion of existing leaseholders, since the Act primarily addresses future lease agreements?

  • regulating property managers, to tackle unfair service charges and poor management?

  • fire safety costs, to protect leaseholders from historical fire safety remediation costs?

  • forfeiture of leases, where a leaseholder can lose their home?

  • complex enfranchisement rules, which can make it just as difficult to buy the freehold?

  • implementation delays and uncertainty during secondary legislation before the Act to come into effect?

how we help clients

simplifying your rights

service charge analysis

Right to Manage (RTM)

who we help

  • i'm a solo leaseholder

    i’m not in touch with other leaseholders in my block, but wish to better understand my rights and/or get help.

  • we've formed a group/RA

    we want to go RTM, but still need 50% votes and need help with preparing a strong application.

  • we are RTM

    we have won the RTM, but need help finding the right managing company or wish to purchase the freehold.

the leasehold system is stuck in the dark ages.

leaseholders need access to critical information about their rights and the process of taking over the management of their financial obligations, through the Right to Manage (RTM).

RTM empowers leaseholders to remove underperforming managing companies that do not act in their best interests.

we are dedicated to helping leaseholders navigate this journey, enabling them to take control and safeguard their investments.