RTM and residents' association formation
From qualification check to acquisition.
What it is
We check whether your building qualifies, help form the RTM company, prepare notices inviting participation and the claim notice, and support you if the claim is disputed. For residents' associations, we help with constitutions, membership and recognition.
Is this right for you?
- Leaseholders thinking about taking over the management of their building
- Residents who want a formal voice through a recognised association
What it means for youWe guide you from the first qualification check through to the handover date.Every building is different. Book a call back and we’ll talk you through how this would work for yours.
Questions people ask
Does our building qualify for the Right to Manage?
Usually it needs at least two flats, with at least two-thirds held on long leases. Since 3 March 2025, up to 50% non-residential floor space is allowed. Some small conversions with a resident landlord are excluded. Our free Right to Manage checker gives a first answer.
Can you help us set up a residents' association?
Yes. We help with the constitution, membership and getting the association recognised.
What does RTM and residents' association formation cost?
Charged at our published hourly rates, quoted before we start. Every fee is listed on our fees and charges page.
How it works
- We check whether your building qualifies.
- We help form the company and prepare the notices.
- We support you through to the handover date.
Helpful guides
Right to Manage: how it worksWhat a recognised residents’ association can doHouses and flats on one estate: who pays for what?Talk to someone who knows your building
Free, no-obligation proposals for blocks and estates. We’d love to hear from you.