Since switching to Haymarket, communication has improved dramatically. The team is proactive, responsive, and always keeps residents informed about ongoing works and maintenance.
Forming a Right to Manage (RTM) company gives leaseholders the power to take control of their building’s management, often after years of poor service, unresponsive freeholders, or a lack of transparency. But taking on that responsibility can feel daunting for directors juggling it alongside their own jobs and lives.
At Haymarket, we work closely with RTM directors as trusted partners, providing clear guidance and dependable support to help them meet their responsibilities with confidence.
We understand the pressures that come with managing a building alongside other commitments, so we keep things straightforward -offering practical advice, transparent reporting and responsive communication at every stage.
From compliance and budgeting to day-to-day operations and major works, we ensure directors are informed, in control and backed by a team that delivers on what it says it will do.
Looking for Expert RTM Management?
Once your RTM company has taken control, choosing the right managing agent is key. We work alongside RTM directors to deliver transparent financial management, responsive communication and reliable day-to-day support.
How It Works
Check eligibility
No fault needs to be proven - just that leaseholders meet the qualifying criteria to form an RTM.
Serve claim notice
A formal notice is served on the freeholder, starting the legal process.
Response period
The freeholder has one month to respond or object to the claim.
RTM company formed
Leaseholders take over the legal right to manage the building.
Appoint Haymarket
We take on the day-to-day running of the building as your managing agent.
Ongoing management
Compliance, budgeting, reporting and communication, handled by a team you can rely on.
4500 +
Partnered with over 4500 leaseholders
10000 +
Residents Supported
10 +
Years of Block Management Experience
98 %
Client Retention Rate
FAQs
What is a Right to Manage (RTM) company?
An RTM company is a legal entity formed by leaseholders to take over management responsibilities from the freeholder, without needing to prove fault – giving residents direct control over how their building is run.
Do we need to switch managing agents once our RTM is formed?
Not necessarily, but many RTM companies do choose a new managing agent at this point. We support new and existing RTMs, helping directors decide what’s right for their building.
How involved will directors be if Haymarket manages our RTM?
As involved as you’d like. We handle the operational detail, but keep directors updated through regular reporting and are always available for input on key decisions.
How do you handle service charges across a large estate?
We produce clear, itemised budgets covering estate-wide costs alongside individual block costs, so residents can see exactly what they’re paying for and why -with transparent annual reporting throughout.