Block Management Blog
Office Relocation
PMMS is moving Due to circumstances beyond our control, and after 17 years at our current location, we are moving into new offices. From Monday 18th June 2018 our new address will be: 5th Floor Melrose House, 42 Dingwall Road, Croydon, Surrey, CR0 2NE All other contact information remains unchanged (ie. phone numbers and email…
RMC Directors Responsibilities for Fire Safety in Purpose Built Blocks of Flats and Conversions
Following the recent tragedy in West London and a number of smaller incidents, many people’s thoughts have turned to fire safety in purpose built blocks of flats and conversions.
While we all know we carry an element of personal responsibility for our own safety, we still expect those in authority to be “more” responsible. In a block of flats, this extends to the Directors of the Residents Management or Right to Manage Company. Directors, leaseholders, freeholders and managing agents must work together to ensure fire safety in purpose built blocks of flats, it’s not a job any one of these parties can do alone.
5 Statutory Responsibilities of a RMC Director: Part 1
A Director of a Residents Management Company has the same legal and statutory responsibilities of any Director of a Limited Company (as well as responsibility for a range of Operational matters for their Block or Estate). As a Director you may be fined, prosecuted or disqualified if you don’t meet your responsibilities as a Company Director, so to help you avoid this here is part 1 of our guide to what these responsibilities are and how to ensure the best results when undertaking them.
7 things you need to know about Subletting your London Flat
There are many reasons why you may wish to rent out your home, such as moving in with a partner or a short term job relocation. However if you own a flat, it may not be as simple as it sounds. Here is our guide to help you avoid the pitfalls when subletting your property.
Getting proper insurance cover for your property
When tragedy strikes and you need to make an insurance claim, it’s paramount that you get exactly what’s owed to you. An important factor in ensuring a correct reinstatement value is an accurate valuation, which can be prove difficult to the uninitiated.