What is Right to Manage?
Take over the management of your building from your freeholder. No fault needed, nothing to buy. We guide you through the whole legal process for £9.99 per flat (launch offer).
A legal right, since 2002
Right to Manage lets leaseholders take over decisions about their building: maintenance, insurance, service charges. If enough of your neighbours join, you form an RTM company and the freeholder cannot refuse a valid claim. You don't buy the freehold and you don't need to prove bad management.
Is your building eligible?
Converted houses
Houses split into flats qualify, however small.
Purpose-built blocks
Most blocks of flats qualify.
Estates and multiple blocks
Each block claims separately. We handle buildings of every shape.
The legal tests, in plain terms
- Your building has at least two flats
- At least two-thirds of the flats are held by qualifying tenants (leaseholders with leases originally granted for more than 21 years, plus some other criteria)
- Leaseholders of at least half the flats take part in the claim (both, if there are only two flats)
- The building is at least 50% residential. No more than half of the internal floor area is commercial
Every building is different, and a few more checks can apply depending on yours. The eligibility check covers them all.
How it works
Check your building
Answer a few questions. We confirm your building qualifies and what your claim needs.
Get your neighbours on board
We give you the tools to bring neighbours in, with legally binding participation agreements and a tracker showing who's joined.
Notices prepared for you
We prepare the Invitation to Participate and the RTM Claim Notice. Postage included, send notices in one click.
Take control, with a smooth handover
We track every statutory deadline, and when the acquisition date arrives our Handover Preparation Helper walks you through taking over from the old agent: insurance, budgets, filings, compliance. Nothing falls through the cracks.
One price, everything included
per flat, for 3 months of support and access
Notices, participation agreements, trackers, counter-notice guidance, and free company incorporation worth £100. All of it.
"We finally got transparency across all our costs. Everything suddenly became 50% cheaper."
Philippa, Trinity Road, London
Residents are the best people to run their own building. You know the block, you know what it needs, and when everyone is coordinated on one platform, the work is genuinely manageable.
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