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I think property management agents should be required to disclose the service charge accounts for all leaseholders contributing to the overall management costs of a property estate. I think this disclosure is necessary to ensure transparency and prevent misconduct.

I believe this is necessary to ensure service charge discounts cannot be offered to leaseholders who may have a financial interest with the managing agents and freeholders. I think it is critical that this information is made public to ensure full accountability to all leaseholders within the estate.

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    Share your experience of residential estate management companies 

    On 22 April, Caroline Voaden MP will lead a debate in Parliament on residential estate management companies  (REMCs).
     
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