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Being a director of an RMC comes with real responsibility – from legal compliance and financial oversight to keeping residents informed and satisfied. It’s a role many directors take on alongside full-time jobs and busy lives, often without a background in property management.
At Haymarket, we support RMC directors as trusted partners, handling the day-to-day detail so you can focus on decisions rather than admin. We provide clear guidance, transparent reporting and responsive communication, helping directors meet their legal obligations with confidence.
From compliance and budgeting to maintenance and major works, we ensure your RMC runs smoothly – protecting the building, supporting residents, and giving directors genuine peace of mind.
A Resident Management Company (RMC) is a company set up (often by the developer) to own or manage the freehold or head lease of a residential development, with leaseholders typically becoming shareholders or members. Unlike an RTM, which leaseholders actively form to take over management from an unwilling freeholder, an RMC is usually built into the development from the outset – giving residents a direct say in how their building is run from day one.
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An RMC is typically set up by the developer as part of the original lease structure, while an RTM is formed later by leaseholders specifically to take over management from the freeholder.
RMC directors are usually leaseholders themselves, elected or appointed to represent residents’ interests and oversee how the building and its finances are managed.
Directors are legally responsible for compliance, financial oversight and ensuring the building is properly maintained – though day-to-day management is typically delegated to a managing agent like Haymarket.
Yes. Whether your RMC has been running for years or has just been set up, we can step in to provide management support, compliance oversight and transparent reporting.