Property Management
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Expert view: qualification criteria for Right to Manage
Right to manage is a popular option for leaseholders who want more control over how their block is managed. If residents are considering right to manage for one of your blocks -
Why choose full fibre broadband?
Gone are the days when broadband was just a nicety and residents would be happy to just ‘put up and shut up’ if they couldn’t get a decent connection. -
Waiver of forfeiture
Brady Solicitors' Clare Brady offers practical advice to managing agents on waiver of forfeiture and ensuring you can continue effective service charge collection and good management of your block. -
Free-to-download documents
Useful legal documents and legal notices through to training guides and whitepapers – you can now access the free-to-download bank of Brady Solicitors’ documents -
Right to Manage Claim Notice
This sample Right to Manage Claim Notice is provided as a guide by Brady Solicitors to help you understand the information you need to provide. -
Section 47 and section 48 notices – Expert View
It has been nearly 31 years since the Landlord & Tenant Act 1987 received Royal Assent but the First Tier and Upper Tribunals are still being called upon to adjudicate -
How you serve a notice can be just as important as what you serve…
Landlords and agents often get confused as to how they should serve notices on their tenants, explains this article from LandlordZone. -
Model forms
JPC Law has kindly supplied a form of words which property managers can use when serving long leaseholders with notices of administration charges, service charges and ground rent. -
Managing the big service charge demand period
A focused approach to the December / January service charge period can pay dividends for busy property managers -
Who pays when a property has been sold?
Often when long leases are transferred or sold, there are unpaid service charge arrears relating to the period prior to the date of sale.