It is quite simple. You will see a huge improvement in services because you are in control.
You don’t have to rely on a Landlord or Freeholder to organise essential works that need doing, and you decide on the who, what, when, where and how.
For those areas that are shared by several leaseholders, it is essential to have a mutual agreement between each other before advocating a change from Freeholder Management to an independent Managing Agent.
In a successful Right To Manage claim, you may receive a counter-notice from the Freeholder/Landlord. If this occurs, we would need to submit an application to the First Tier Property Tribunal.
Even though, in most cases, the Freeholder will be unsuccessful, it is a legal process that has to take place. In such an event, you will not need solicitors, and our fees of submitting an application are considerably lower than solicitor fees (£1250 Inc. VAT).
For more information on the process please contact our Right To Manage team.
If you feel that you no longer want to answer to the Landlord or Freeholder, and would prefer control over managing the premise, a Managing Agent such as Eddison can oversee the entire process for you, making it smooth.
Form a Right To Manage Company
Serve the Notice Of Preparations to your neighbours and win their approval
Serve the Claim Notice to the landlord
Get ready to manage the property (as a Residential Management Company) or delegate a Managing Agent of your choice to handle it all for you