How to solve the problem of being sued by the property because the property fails to fulfill its regulatory obligations and the property fee fails to pay a compromise?

If you think that the property management company has not fulfilled its regulatory obligations, or you have other legitimate dissatisfaction or disputes, the best way is to collect evidence as much as possible, lodge a complaint with the property management company, and conduct effective communication and consultation with the property management company.

If you can't get satisfactory results in the negotiation, you can complain and report to the relevant administrative organs or consumer associations to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

If your property fee has not been paid, I suggest you negotiate with the property company to reach a solution, such as proposing a repayment plan and delaying payment according to the specific situation. If the overdue debts can be paid off in time, further legal disputes can be avoided.

If you do have a breach of contract and have been sued by a property management company, I suggest you actively communicate with your lawyer and negotiate possible solutions. Generally speaking, you can consider paying arrears and late fees, or negotiate with property companies to reach other suitable solutions. When carrying out legal procedures, we must ensure that our legitimate rights and interests are protected.