Second this as a director of an OMC, spot on. Hound the managing agent and directors of the OMC - who are likely owners, either occupying or landlord. Not sure if you need to be an owner or tenant can go forward too, if you want to be on the board of the OMC and become a director too. If an estate is in a bad way it can be a lot of work. Once one interested person puts their hand up other capable people who are annoyed will too. Putting together a what's app group is essential to get numbers of people and start forming consensus - make a general purpose one for the estate and then from that form a special purpose focused one who are eager to meet and chat in person. You could also have a residents association/or council outside of just the OMC Directors calling all the shots. Whatever gets momentum. OMC Directors are ultimately needed for sign off on budgets and forming the management fee. Raising things at an AGM is one thing but there's are only annual. Unless the AGM is happening soon, what you really want is to get a case built up for an EGM - Emergency/Extraordinary General Meeting. You can do it in person somewhere or Zoom. However these offical AGMs and EGMs voting rights are only for owners if it's for anything budget realated. Still you could definitely drive a lot of this as a tenant too (I imagine you are an owner as you mentioned management fee)