Resident management companies
Keep the company, money and building work in one place.
For resident-run blocks of 1 to 500 flats
BlockMind runs your block for you: service charges, arrears, compliance, repairs and year-end accounts. You stay in charge and approve what matters.
Sign-up opens on 2 November 2026. 30 days free, then £9.50 per flat per month. Transparent pricing, with no hidden BlockMind fees.
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Wren Yard
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Flat 7
Keep the company, money and building work in one place.
Carry the management duties without inheriting an agent’s overhead.
Run the freehold fairly, with a clear record for every flat.
1 to 500 flats. No property law or bookkeeping needed.
A better way to manage
Volunteer directors carry legal duties they never trained for.
Managing agents can be expensive and slow.
Software that only stores records still leaves the work with you.
The difference
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Budgets, lease apportionment and demands with the statutory summary of rights, prepared for your approval.
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Money
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Polite reminders first, then firmer letters. Recovery pauses for Breathing Space, payment plans, insolvency and bereavement. Directors remain in control of the company’s recovery settings.
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Wren Yard
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Match bank statements to each flat and flag anything uncertain. Your money stays in your company’s own bank account. BlockMind never holds it.
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Track the duties that apply to your building, including fire, insurance, electrical, gas, Companies House and relevant Building Safety Act duties.
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Track issues from report to completion, plan foreseeable and lease-required work, compare quotes, check contractor evidence and forecast reserves. Automated contractor contact is in development.
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Keep each consultation stage, notice and deadline together, with a one-sentence explanation of what happens next.
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Prepare draft service charge and company accounts, the statutory summary and a pack for your accountant, all included.
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Each leaseholder sees only their own flat, including balances, statements, letters and repairs. Complaints and information requests keep their response deadlines.
Ask your building
Ask a plain-English question and get an answer from the lease and the building’s records, with the clause and page it relied on. Leaseholders can ask too. It drafts; you approve.
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Ask BlockMind
BlockMind never moves your money. Directors make and record payments.
It advises when information or evidence is missing, without blocking a director’s decision.
Nothing is sent to anybody until a director approves it or enables that kind of sending.
Export everything, any time, with no exit fee.
BlockMind keeps your building’s safety checks, repairs and maintenance up to date, and records every incident and how it was put right. We are developing a renewal evidence report with insurance partners, so well-run blocks can show insurers the difference.
No. It is software your directors use to run the block. Your company stays in charge, decisions are yours, and letters go out in your company’s name.
No. It works out what applies and explains each step. You add facts when you know them. BlockMind advises rather than taking control away from a director.
No. Service charges stay in your company’s own bank account. BlockMind records and matches payments but never holds or moves your money.
BlockMind advises rather than taking control away. It explains missing information and safeguards, while directors remain responsible for decisions, payments and anything that is sent.
The service is hosted in London. Directors see the building’s records and leaseholders see only their own flat and shared building information.
£9.50 per flat per month after 30 days free. A 12-flat block pays £1,368.00 a year. Pricing is transparent, with no hidden BlockMind fees. Routine automated administration is included.
Sign-up is not open yet. From launch, start with your company number and add the rest when you are ready.
Launching 2 November 2026. Sign-up is not open yet.