Right to Manage

You Have the Legal Right

to Take Back Control

Exercise your Right To Manage for a fixed fee of £144 per participating leaseholder. We manage the legal process and resident support form start to finish.

Leasehold right to manage company discussing their financial options

Happy residents after setting up a right to manage company

What Is RTM?

A Legal Right to Choose How Your Building Is Run

Under the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, qualifying leaseholders can form an RTM company and take over management of their building without buying the freehold.

This means you appoint your own managing agent, control your service charge budget, and make decisions about your building directly.

No need to prove mismanagement or fault
No court process required
Freeholder cannot unreasonably resist a valid claim
Works for most residential leasehold buildings

Eligibility

Is Your Building Eligible for RTM?

The building must be self-contained residential premises
At least two-thirds of flats held on long leases
At least 50% of eligible leaseholders must participate
No existing RTM company for the same building

Not sure if you qualify?

Our free eligibility check takes under 2 minutes. We'll confirm within 24 hours no commitment to proceed.

Our Process

Step By Step Guide To RTM.

Get Started.

We’ll set up a dedicated building website where residents can sign up to the RTM, read FAQs, and access information guides.

Build Leaseholder Support

We’ll support you with campaign materials and guidance as you build momentum towards 50% membership

Payment Collection

We collect payments from each leaseholder individually, so no one person has to collect or hold funds on behalf of the group.

Serve Claim Notices

We draft and serve statutory claim notices on the freeholder and current managing agent.

Claim Resolution

If your claim is challenged, we'll handle the process & provide a money back guarantee if unsuccessful

£144 PER PARTICIPATING LEASEHOLDER

Why Leaseholders Choose RTM

Right to Manage isn't just a legal mechanism it's the difference between living with a building's decisions and making them. Compare what life looks like before and after taking control.