Which department will manage the abandoned residential property?

You can go to the community or the Housing Authority to coordinate the handling. Under normal circumstances, relocation, resettlement communities and non-quality projects will be abandoned, and more than 40% of community owners who do not pay property fees will also be abandoned. Property services are paid services, and property companies are basically labor service companies, doing hard work. If they don't get paid, the property will be divested. Perhaps the landlord was unfortunately placed in the above situation. Personally, I suggest you try to buy a high-end, large-sized house with good facilities and thoughtful follow-up service. Because some owners maliciously default will lead to the collapse of the entire property service, public facilities and equipment, public use of the part can not be maintained, public water and electricity energy consumption has not been supplemented, the community is in a disorderly state, health has not been cleaned for a long time, three words dirty, chaotic, smelly. At this point, the normal life of the park owners has been greatly affected, and the housing prices in the community have plummeted. What's more troublesome is that most important engineering and technical data, such as the drawings of the use parts of houses, the direction of public water and electricity trunk lines, closing points, etc., will be lost with fluctuations, and the "valuable experience" accumulated by property and water and electricity staff for regular maintenance of residential pipe networks in the early stage will also disappear with the loss of personnel. In the end, it is the majority of owners who suffer. Property companies can receive real estate projects everywhere, and most owners have to live in their own communities for a lifetime. This should be corrected. Accurately speaking, the community owners did not support the work of the property department. After abandoning the property company first, the community owners were finally abandoned by the property department.