Expert advice for leaseholders helping you manage your property
Dedicated experts for Right to Manage companies
Because you want to enjoy your home
Because you might never have managed property before
Because you need experts to guide you through your RTM responsibilities
Managing your own property is an exciting opportunity – but it comes with responsibilities. Failure to carry them out properly – or to have the right insurance in place – could lead to you being held personally responsible if something were to go wrong.
Legal obligations and insurance for common areas and facilities are complex, so it helps to have experts on call to guide you through the maze. Our friendly team have the technical knowledge you need to make sure you get it right, including appropriate Directors and Officers cover.
Your personal adviser will make sure you understand your responsibilities and your options, and they’ll help you achieve the best solution quickly and simply.
Based in Brighton, we support leaseholders in Sussex, Surrey, London and across the UK.
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RTW provides mainly buildings insurance for our Property Management Clients at Graves Jenkins and we have been using their services now for over 10 years. We heard about them through other clients whose properties RTW had been working with and developed a relationship with them after that. We’ve since recommended them to other clients because of our positive experience. They stood out to us because of their expertise and knowledge in the field and the understanding of the products we provide to our clients. Chris Williams deals direct with queries and issues raised and it’s great to know we can address them to him very swiftly. I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of their services.
by Simon Vertue, Commercial Insurance Broker
18 March 2021
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