Property contract conflicts with government guidance price!

At present, except for low-rent housing, price-limited housing and affordable housing controlled by the government, the guiding price has no practical significance for clarifying the actual property fee. If the property management company adopts the remuneration system (it is not allowed to increase or decrease the property fee standard during the contract period), the increase or decrease of the property fee is closely related to the price index and actual operating cost of the year.

Personal suggestion: the owner should ask the property company for the property fee of the previous year in accordance with the national requirements for the property company to publicize the property fee in March every year (the audit company can be used to audit the accounts) to find out whether the use of the property fee is reasonable, and then increase or decrease the budget of the property fee through the owners' Committee to achieve the purpose of increasing or decreasing the property fee. Property management contracts need to be filed by government departments (residential offices) before they can be implemented, and there should be no problem of breach of contract.