The Process
Usually known as the “right to manage” the process comes from a piece of legislation called the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act, 2002. This Act sets out the process whereby leaseholders who are dissatisfied with the management of their block can create and run their own dedicated Right to Manage (RTM) company. It also details the qualifying requirements and statutory procedures involved.
How Your Right to Manage can help
Services
For a competitive fee we will guide you through the process, point out the pitfalls and provide all the necessary support you’ll need to complete the detailed work required to create your Right to Manage (RTM) company.

Support
We will attend your leaseholders meetings to explain the process, the costs, and the timings. We will deal with the tricky negotiations, canvass absentee leaseholders and, if required, subsequently deal with the on-going management, necessary repairs, maintenance and contracts. We will also ensure that all statutory requirements in terms of company law and taxation issues are professionally dealt with in a timely manner.

Professional
We are regulated by The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and have full professional indemnity insurance.

Experience
All of our staff have substantial property management experience. Through a rigorous in-house development programme we aim to ensure that our knowledge and skills are always up-to-date.

