If the residential property is to be saved, the owners naturally have to put up with the fact that there is no street lamp and only one of the two elevators is open?

Hello, I have been engaged in property management for 4 years. In your case, it is obvious that the property is in breach of contract, because you have already paid the property fee, and the property can't close the door and turn off the lights in advance on the grounds of saving, unless you say in the contract signed with the property when you buy a house that the property can do so, and the property has no right to do so, but the property can manage the community in the following three ways, and the owners of the community have the rights and obligations to cooperate.

1. Closed management,

2. Semi-closed management,

3. Open management

As soon as the owner moves into the community, the gate of the community must be guarded by security guards 24 hours a day, and the community must be patrolled by security guards 24 hours a day. At night, street lamps must be turned on. Turn on at least half or a third of the lights. ) The elevator of which unit the owner stays in must be opened, even if there is only one person living, it is the same, and you don't need to endure it, and the property is even more illegal. Then the contracts signed when buying a house can be compared one by one.