What should I do if I encounter an overbearing property?

According to you, the property management company is really not up to standard.

Personal suggestion: 1, the owner should not pay the property fee, which is unreasonable when complaining or suing.

2. Collect relevant evidence, such as audio and video of repairs and photos of dirty ground. Photos that increase timeliness and continuity. For example, if no one cleans the messy ground, you can put on the newspaper of the day and take pictures, one every day. If you have many questions, you can write to the property management company.

3. After you have done the second item above for a period of time, you can directly bring all relevant information to your property department to make a complaint and inform me that you have paid the property fee. If you don't solve it, complain to the superior unit.

4. Basically, the property department will talk to the property company at this time. . .