Is the property really losing money?

There is an antagonistic relationship between property and owners. Most owners are somewhat dissatisfied with the service of the property. If you ask me about the property in my community, I can casually say a few words about irresponsible property, such as unclean corridors, inadequate public facilities, untimely maintenance and so on. If the service makes everyone dissatisfied, you have to increase the property fee. Sorry, the owner can't agree.

Topic Background This happened in a residential area in Changsha, Hunan. Upon receipt of this notice, the owners of the residential area increased the property fee from the original 1.6 yuan to two yuan, which made all the owners say that it was unacceptable, because the original pricing was not low, and the property fee had been 10 for many years. Why did it suddenly go up? As soon as it went up, it went up nearly 1/?

The owner thinks that the loss of property is due to poor property management, which is not directly related to the property fee of the community. Most people are against it for two reasons. The first residential property service is not up to standard, so there is no reason for price increase. Second, the losses caused by poor property management should not be borne by the owners.

Think about the reasons why the owners don't approve. This property may also be hidden. This is not charity property. The service community itself also earns profits by collecting property fees. It is impossible to make a profit at this time, losing so much money. Of course, I thought of ways to raise prices, but from the owner's point of view, this problem seems unreasonable. Residential owners believe that the reason for the loss of property is because of their poor management, and the income and accounts of the property department have not been announced to the residential owners.

To sum up, the reason why the owners don't recognize the property price increase is generally considered to be the loss caused by the inadequate service and poor management of the property department.