Large-scale property

Property management fees are actually public environmental maintenance fees, because the fees charged include the safety, sanitation, monitoring and maintenance of public facilities. Basically, these projects have nothing to do with the size of residents' housing. Since residents enjoy these at the same time, why not charge by family but by area? The property has never cleaned the internal facilities of the house. Legally speaking, it has no right to manage the internal facilities of the house. Therefore, it is unreasonable to charge by area, but it is reasonable to charge by family.

The property is only responsible for the sanitation of the external * * * enjoyment area. Why do you charge the property management fee for the whole community? In fact, whether the property management fee is reasonable can only be relative. Some people think that charging by region is unreasonable and should be charged by family. Because no matter how big the house is, the area outside is the same. Property, on the other hand, solves the problem outside, not in the room. This sounds fair, but it is unfair in essence.

For people with big houses, there may be many people living at home, many vehicles at home, good family conditions and more garbage thrown away. Wait, who can really figure it out? Because the calculation is unclear, there is no condition to hold a negative opinion on collecting property fees by region, and there is no reason to hold a negative opinion. You know, if it is absolutely fair, it is unfair. Those who are actually fair but don't make money will feel unfair. If you take a bus, is it fair to charge for one stop and five stops? It's not fair. So fairness is relative and beneficial to most people.

Therefore, regarding the collection of property management fees, the focus should be on service, not whether or not to pay, and how to pay. If the service is good, the vast majority of residents can still seriously abide by the provisions of paying property fees. If the service is really good and thoughtful, any tenant who fails to pay the property fee can also sue according to law and recover the property fee through legal channels. Of course, residents can also set up owners' committees to supervise and restrict the behavior of property companies and ensure the harmony between the two sides.