Insurance Policies for blocks of flats
For Residents’ Management Companies (RMCs), Right to Manage (RTM) companies, and freeholders, the obligation to insure a leasehold property correctly is a legal duty. Ensuring adequate and up-to-date buildings insurance is a fundamental part of protecting both the physical property and the financial interests of leaseholders and freeholders. Policy accuracy relies on an up to …
The Legal Duty to Insure: Are You Compliant with the Right Valuation?Read More
Property managers are responsible for ensuring that fire doors are checked and maintained. Sinead Campbell from Flat Living Insurance outlines exactly what is required for compliance, safety and peace of mind. Fire doors are a crucial part of your building’s compartmentation. When well-maintained, they seal off rooms completely, keeping smoke and fire contained for as …
Sinead Campbell from Flat Living Insurance looks at the challenges of leaseholder rights in mixed-use buildings. Mixed-use buildings combine residential and commercial spaces, making their needs and challenges unique. Depending on the sort of commercial activity, number of residents, expected footfall etc, each building will require different maintenance plans and approaches to service charges. A …
Leaseholder Rights in Mixed-Use Buildings: Navigating the ChallengesRead More
