Top 10 of 45 law firms for Property Management Agreements, Housing & Property | Southwark, London

Law firms ranked by client reviews

Property management agreements cover the relationship between a property owner or landlord and a managing agent or company responsible for overseeing the upkeep of a building or estate, including service charge administration, budgets, and contractor procurement. A solicitor reviews and drafts the contract terms, sets out the scope of management duties, determines service charge arrangements, and governs who bears costs for repairs, insurance, and compliance with regulations. They also advise on how to appoint or terminate the manager and how disputes over charges or performance are resolved.

5.0 459 Reviews

95%+

Value for money

95%+

Success rate

95%+

Would recommend

We have found a review that matches your query

Neelam Trikha

Tagged solicitor Neelam Trikha

Neelam Trikha managed a significant number of (often intractable) lease extensions on behalf of our freehold company over an extended period of time.  I found her to be incredibly knowledgeable, thorough and persistent but most importantly personable which made Neelam a real pleasure to work with. I would not hesitate to recommend Amphlett Lissimore and Neelam will certainly be the first person I contact for all of my future lease extension needs. 

Review left by frank

4.8 4,786 Reviews

94%

Value for money

95%

Success rate

95%

Would recommend

We have found a review that matches your query

Andrew Campbell

Tagged solicitor Andrew Campbell

I arranged to speak to Andrew Campbell to discuss an on-going domestic issue linked to a property. Throughout the meeting Andrew was attentive, made sure he fully understood the situation, and my concerns, while providing a detailed breakdown of options available to me. At no time did I feel pushed into a course of action. Overall the service I recieved was excellent.

Review left by Edward Pope

4.8 74 Reviews

95%

Value for money

95%

Success rate

95%

Would recommend

Loading...

Clear