No, the role is voluntary. It is a wonderful opportunity to have a say in how your development is run and to make decisions about where you live.

Our company secretarial experts ensure that the company complies with its obligations to Companies House.

Directors and Officers Insurance also covers directors for any acts undertaken in good faith while carrying out the role. As a director, you can request legal advice when dealing with any matter for which they feel is necessary.

We offer bespoke training solutions to make sure you remain fully compliant.

You do not need previous experience or qualifications. While knowledge of accounting, law or property management is an advantage, it is more important to have a passion for looking after the place where you live.

There is no statutory upper age limit for directors in England and Wales, although there is a minimum age of 16. Some company articles may have an upper age limit.

The amount of time will depend on the size and complexity of the development and the number of fellow directors who take on the role.

Your property manager is there to handle the day to day running of the business so the extent to which you are involved is up to you.

Private companies are not required to hold an AGM unless required to do so by the company articles.

However, you may wish to consider whether it is good practice to hold one, even if it is not a requirement.

Board meetings should be held as often as necessary for the efficient running of the company.

No, if you satisfy the criteria for becoming a director, then you do not have to live on site.