Managing mixed-use schemes presents unique challenges due to the divergent expectations of commercial tenants, residential leaseholders, and landlords. This in-depth course provides practical tools to manage these tensions while remaining compliant with complex regulatory obligations. Through practical advice, up-to-date case law, and expert commentary, participants will gain the confidence to effectively manage properties with mixed-use elements.
Presenters
Michael Maunder - Taylor
Partner - Maunder Taylor
A Chartered Surveyor specialising in residential valuations and residential property management, Michael is a Partner at the firm of Maunder Taylor. He regularly advises clients on valuation, property management and service charge disputes, and has been appointed Manager by Order of the First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in a number of cases, pursuant to section 24 Landlord & Tenant Act 1987.
Michael takes a keen interest in keeping up to date with case law concerning Management Orders, and delivers training on the subject and contribute to written articles for TPI Members
Bruce Maunder-Taylor
Partner - Maunder Taylor
Bruce entered into Partnership at Maunder Taylor in 1970 and has a wealth of property experience. He is a Fellow of the RICS, a Member of the Academy of Experts, and an RICS Registered Valuer. He is an expert in the valuation of both residential and commercial property for marketing purposes, to assist in dispute resolution, taxation matters, statutory valuations for Leasehold Reform Act purposes, and diminution in value claims arising from dilapidations. He receives occasional appointments from the Upper Tribunal (Property Chamber) for valuations pursuant to section 33 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987. Part of his professional practice involves assisting parties with service charge and management disputes. He specialises in valuations for the development of roof and air spaces over existing blocks of flats.
What You'll Learn
Participants will develop practical skills and awareness of:
- Differences in lease terms and tenant expectations
- Managing vacant commercial units and maximising landlord income
- Service charge complications, including apportionment and VAT
- Insurance considerations across mixed-use schemes
- Handling disputes and nuisances in mixed-occupancy developments
- Balancing repair standards across short and long lease terms
- Enforcing covenants and resolving conflicts between parties
- Communication strategies and compromise-building techniques
Who Should Attend?
- Residential property managers taking on mixed-use developments
- Professionals needing to expand their knowledge into commercial management
- Team leaders seeking to align operational practices across sectors
Delivery Format
Online: Two half-day sessions (3 hours each)
Level / Qualification Mapping
General Level:
Intermediate / Advanced / Refresher
TPI Qualification Mapping:
The learning outcomes in this course would be helpful for those taking their Level 3 Qualification, especially in reference to Module 11 "Mixed Tenure"
Fees
| Membership level | Price |
|---|---|
| Members | £100.00 |
| Non Members | £175.00 |