we empower leaseholders to audit charges, unite neighbours, and take control of management (RTM)
leaseholders experience problems with their managing agent
right to manage (RTM) is your key to transparency, fairness and control.
you wouldn’t give your bank card to a stranger… so why let your managing agent control your building’s budget without your ok?
RTM puts you in charge
you get to make the decisions that work for you and your leaseholders - not the freeholder. qualifying has just become easier. RTM is where it starts.
where are you in your leasehold journey?
whether you’re brand new to leasehold or you’re fed up and organising your neighbours for change, you’re not alone - and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself.
explore the journey below, click the stage that best describes you, and find the tools, support, and guidance to move forward with confidence.
depending on the level of support you need, you can access our services in the following ways:
how it works
we believe everyone has a right to advice and guidance on their leasehold properties, which is why over 90% of the leaseholders we help are not charged.
we know it’s overwhelming, which is why we’re here to help.
TOP TIPS
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leaseholders have more rights than they realise.
managing agents and freeholders CANNOT charge whatever they wish and they MUST adhere to the lease agreement at all times.
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becoming familiar with your lease is vital. if your lease is in complicated language or is difficult to understand, we can help.
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under the FCA’s 2023 reforms, insurers must disclose any commission or remuneration paid to freeholders and managing agents.
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any works above £250 per leaseholder MUST go through a consultation process. this means they must consult with you on any major works.
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Right to Manage (RTM) gives leaseholders legal power to strip the freeholder of management responsibilities, letting you:
choose your own managing company or self-manage
control service-charge budgets and procurement
challenge or reduce costs directly