Changing your agent
A clear, managed handover.
What it is
We review your lease, accounts and current management agreement, including notice periods, and give your board a fixed-fee proposal. Once appointed, we recover funds, reserves, records and contracts from the outgoing agent, then carry out a full inspection and compliance review in the first 90 days.
Is this right for you?
- Boards unhappy with the service they receive today
- Directors unsure how notice periods and handovers work
What it means for youWe look after the handover, so nothing falls through the gaps and residents notice only the difference.Every building is different. Book a call back and we’ll talk you through how this would work for yours.
Questions people ask
How long does it take to change managing agent?
It depends mainly on the notice period in your current management agreement. We read the agreement, your lease and accounts first, then send a fixed-fee proposal your board can share with residents.
What happens to our money and records?
Once appointed, we recover funds, reserves, records and contracts from the outgoing agent, then carry out a full inspection and compliance review in the first 90 days.
What does changing your agent cost?
Our proposal is free, with no obligation. Every fee is listed on our fees and charges page.
How it works
- We read your lease, accounts and current agreement, including the notice period.
- We send a fixed-fee proposal your board can share with residents.
- We manage the handover, then review everything in the first 90 days.
Helpful guides
How to change your managing agentSo you’re an RMC director: what now?The new RICS management code, in plain EnglishTalk to someone who knows your building
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