Should private small property houses levy property fees?

I think you should see if he helps you play a safe role. If he is managed by a special person like those residential areas with property rights, then I think you should pay the property management fee because they really help you.

If they do nothing but force you to pay the property fee, you can call the police. What's the difference between this and collecting protection money? The police uncle must be on your side, don't be afraid. Just go to the police station and record a confession, and ask the police uncle to adjust it for you.

If they provide services for you, then I think you should form an owners' committee together with other owners, and then negotiate with the property management, and work with them to formulate a management rules and regulations to stipulate the services and charging standards they want to provide. This will not only restrain them from charging fees, but also allow them to serve all homeowners.

In fact, even in those communities with property rights, many things are often not done well. For example, I often see that the trash can is full and no one collects it. Owners often complain, but they have not changed. It is said that the property fee is too low, and it is conceivable that the owner will definitely disagree. Those with poor service quality want to raise property fees unless they can improve the service quality. Therefore, many communities also quarrel over property fees and property, and some even go to court.

So in order to avoid these unnecessary troubles, it is necessary for you to unite to safeguard your rights and interests. Talk to the property about the service scope, quality and charging standard, so that you can argue with the property in the future without these problems.