Plain-English guides written for leaseholders — not lawyers. Whether you're just starting to explore RTM or already running your company, you'll find practical answers here.
The Right to Manage is a legal right that lets leaseholders take over the management of their building without needing to prove fault. But the process has steps, deadlines and legal notices that catch people out. Here's a clear overview of how it works.
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Not every building or every leaseholder automatically qualifies. Learn the qualifying thresholds — including the two-thirds rule, lease length requirements and what excludes a block.
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Service charge statements can be dense and opaque. This guide walks you through what must be included, what you can demand as a leaseholder, and when to push back.
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The day you take over management is the day the real work begins. From Companies House filings to contractor procurement, here's what new RTM directors need to know in the first 90 days.
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Any qualifying works costing more than £250 per leaseholder trigger a legal consultation process. Get it wrong and you can only recover £250 per flat regardless of the actual cost. Here's how to do it correctly.
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The First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) handles service charge disputes, lease variations and management issues. It is not as intimidating as it sounds — and you don't always need a solicitor.
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Your RTM company can appoint any managing agent it chooses — or none at all. But the decision deserves careful thought. Here's what to look for and what to put in writing before you sign anything.
Read moreRightToManage.ai guides you through every stage of the RTM journey — from eligibility check to confident ongoing management — so you never have to figure it out alone.
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