Quick answer
Right to Manage can let qualifying leaseholders take over management functions without proving fault, but the process is formal and should be planned carefully.
What to do next
- Check building and leaseholder eligibility.
- Speak to neighbouring leaseholders and build support.
- Understand company setup and notice requirements.
- Consider professional help for notices and handover.
- Plan management, insurance, repairs and service charge administration after acquisition.
Common mistakes
- Starting without enough leaseholder support.
- Serving defective notices.
- Underestimating management responsibility after success.
- Ignoring existing contracts and handover issues.
Useful related resources
- RTM readiness checklist
- RTM interest letter
- Managing agent handover checklist
General information only: check the current official position and consider professional advice before taking formal legal action.