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RTM as an Option
Is RTM a good option to resolve various issues mainly caused by conflicted leases whereby two blocks of flats share a car park, gardens, and bin store? The larger block has share of freehold, the smaller block does not. They are both currently managed by one RMC.... -
Joining & Resigning from RTM as a Director
Currently my building has an RTM with 2 directions and I have been asked to join. I am very tempted, however I am concerned that after I join the existing directors might resign leaving me as a sole director. If this were to happen would I also be able to resign and if I did would the management of... -
Appealing against the high legal fees demanded by the freeholder in our RTM
Appealing against the high legal fees demanded by the freeholder in our RTM and advice needed!
New member seeking advice as how to appeal crippling freeholder's legals costs on our RTM and I'm sorry if I'm hijacking this thread but I'm new to this forum and you all seem knowledgeable!... -
Freeholder refusing to co-operate with the RTM and with leaseholder's sales
Hello
I'm a long time lurker and have tried to read through all the relevant threads, but apologies if this is going over old ground.
I bought a flat in 2005, in a small converted block. Pretty soon we had issues with the freeholder doing very little to keep the property in... -
Tools for RTMC & Block self-management experience
Hi,
1) We shall soon acquire the management function of our block (RTMC) and do not intend to appoint a managing agent. What are the simple tools available online for managing company accounts / service charges, contractors, maintenance/repairs, building docs, etc?
2) I am also interested... -
Right to Manage (RTM) - Been through process or have an RTM? I have a few questions.
Right to Manage (RTM) - Been through process or have an RTM? I have a few questions.
26-06-2020, 15:12 PM
Hello everyone,
My flat I live in, in East London, is in a block of 2 flats (converted house). Both leaseholders are interested in a RTM opposed to Enfranchisement due to premium... -
RTM hand over costs from outgoing managing agent
Hi,
We have taken over the RTM of our small block at the end of January. The only communication we have had so far from the outgoing managing agent has been to send a statement to the company asking for an outstanding amount of around £1000 from a balance of £3000, £2000 of which has... -
Directors Appointment and change of registered address
Sequence of events:
2 directors ( both leaseholders) incorporated an RTM. RTM application was made successfully with support of 51 percent lease holders back in 2016
1. Freeholders managing agent was asked to leave. At this point reserves held were £55k and service charge... -
Replacing RMC with RTM
In seven days time we have a residents meeting to decide on the future of our apartment blocks; one with nine apartments, one with four apartments, thirteen total. They are about three meters apart physically. Our freeholder liquidated in 2012 and the lender took over as default who then set up an RMC... -
Right to Manage Company - Taking over the gardens
Hello,
In 2015, we formed a Right to Manage company for three buildings, which sit together in a gated community.
We thought we were getting the gardens as well, but it turns out the company owns the lease still manages them.
Does anyone know if there's a way... -
Section 20 Notice - unreasonable costs
Hi all. I recently purchased a flat in a converted house - there are 6 residential flats and 1 commercial premises.
I discovered that the initial section 20 notice was serves about 6 months prior to my purchasing the flat (so I wasn't able to suggest companies for quotes). The freeholder... -
Right to Manage - Appurtenant Property
Hi Everyone,
As a leaseholder in a block of 4 flats, a RTM claim was recently submitted on our behalf. A counter claim was made by our Freeholder - the only claim was that we had failed to state whether we did or did not have Appurtenant Property. Subsequently we withdrew our claim to... -
RTM external works - Section 20 necessary?
Hello all, we live in a a flat in a Victorian Terrace, split into 3 separate flats (one per floor of the building). We've recently set up right to manage (yay), and will be employing managing agent to oversee the accounts etc. We need to get external works completed - namely painting, rendering, facing... -
Unfair service charges - RTM or tribunal?
Hi there,
I bought a flat in Lewisham in May 2016. It's a converted victorian house with four flats in the building, and a small communal garden which no one uses and is in pretty bad condition.
When I originally viewed I thought the service charge was pretty high (we pay... -
Licence to alter - time limit to complete works
I have been granted a Licence to Alter for a full refurbishment within my flat and removal of walls, and the works will probably take 13 weeks. The licence stipulates that they must be completed within 10 weeks.
There is nothing in the lease, clearly, to say that this time limit can be...