Who equipped the service equipment for property management in the early stage? Used to be a developer. What documents are there now?

This is uncertain. Developers can hand over the original equipment to property management, sometimes taking into account the overall image of property projects, unified distribution. If not, the property management will provide it, and then the equipment loss fee will be charged. For example, the ice cream cone (road cone) will be used by mature developers during the development process, and it will have the LOGO of the developer or the LOGO of the property project community, so these must be provided by the developer. If the developer doesn't ask for this, the property management company will of course use its own ice cream cone (the LOGO of the printing property management company) and then charge. It can be said that general property companies want the latter most, because: 1, property companies have unified equipment, good management, unified property image, low cost and good publicity effect. 2. Most of the equipment is financially depreciated for 3 years and 5 years, and the property management charges the developer according to this calculation. However, the actual service life of most equipment is more than 3 years and 5 years. Many of my walkie-talkies have been used for 8 years, but the developer's fee is depreciated for 3 years. . .