Introduction to Leasehold Rights

Understanding leaseholds can be confusing, and many flat owners are unsure of their legal rights. Knowing your rights as a leaseholder is essential to managing your property effectively.

The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act (2002)

This Act provides leasehold property owners with the right to manage their own property. It aims to empower leaseholders by giving them more control over their homes.

Understanding the Right to Manage (RTM)

Under the Act, leaseholders can take over the management of their building without needing the landlord’s consent. This helps improve service quality and financial transparency.

Mary-Anne Bowring’s Efforts in Leaseholder Awareness

Mary-Anne Bowring, the creator of www.leaseholderssupport.co.uk, has written several articles to educate leaseholders about their rights.

Helpful Resources for Leaseholders

• Unravelling Leasehold" explains complex jargon in simple terms.
• "Claim Your Right to Self-Manage" provides a step-by-step guide to property self-management.

Conclusion: Taking Control of Your Leasehold

Being informed about leasehold rights enables property owners to make better decisions and take control of their buildings. Explore the available resources to understand your options.

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