ARMA-Q - Regulation of Managing Agents

[andydd]

Interesting piece of the regulation of managing agents.

http://leaseholdlife.info/index.php/...ore-protection

What I found amusing was the comment "Leaseholders should be able to expect a quality service when it comes to the management of their home. If they use an unregulated managing agent, they could be opening themselves up to poor practice"

If THEY !, now unless you have an RTM in place a LH will have no say on who the FH chooses as a MA and in my case they are one and the same.

Andy

[ram]

If THEY !, now unless you have an RTM in place a LH will have no
say on who the FH chooses as a MA and in my case they are one
and the same. Andy

VERY true.

But we used a regulated "ARMA" managing agent once
( and never again ) and they were useless.
Codes of practice, Charters are all unworkable if some agents
are totaly inept.

Regulate via law is the only way.

R.a.M.

[leaseholdanswers]

If they form a residents association they must be consulted under the 87 act. If an unregulated is used then rtm is the way to go.