Why is the voice of canceling property fees getting louder and louder?

People call for the abolition of property fees. Although the voice is getting louder and louder, it is impossible to really cancel the property fee because the property fee is the property of the community. In order to manage some economic costs paid by the community, these economic costs are passed on to the householder, and everyone living here has to pay a part.

People call for the cancellation of property fees because people feel that the property is not active, the money spent has not been properly served, there are corresponding disputes in the community, and there are corresponding resource allocation problems. The property did not come up with effective solutions to these problems, nor did it help people. I just took someone else's money, so people naturally feel that the money they paid is worthless and don't want to pay it. However, we should not look at them with too extreme eyes. After all, they are the governing bodies.

It is unrealistic and impossible to cancel the property fee in a short time, because the person in charge of the enterprise can't be completely self-sufficient as in the countryside, as long as he manages his own affairs, because there are many people in the community and the distance between neighbors is relatively close. Because parking spaces may conflict because of many small things in life, whether it is water, electricity or network, all these need the unified coordination of residential properties. Therefore, the existence of residential property is still necessary. Even if they do nothing in some places and need reform, it is only these places that need reform. It is impossible to completely eliminate property from one's life.

In the process of social development, some problems are bound to be found, and so are attributes. Their original intention is to better serve the residents here, but there are some problems in the process of operation, which they can't solve by themselves, or they have to pay too much time and economic cost to solve, so they have been dragging their feet, affecting the personal life experience of residents and feeling that they have done nothing. This is a common social phenomenon, which will take a long time to change.