Our family ignored the leaking property, so we didn't pay the property fee. The property manager said it was out of their hands, and we had to find someone to make trouble and sue the owner? Is this t

Our family ignored the leaking property, so we didn't pay the property fee. The property manager said it was out of their hands, and we had to find someone to make trouble and sue the owner? Is this the right way? Where is the house leaking? If there is water leakage upstairs and downstairs, the property should help coordinate. If it is coordinated, the upstairs will not agree to repair it. That's the problem upstairs, and the property is not responsible. If the roof leaks to you, the property has to be managed, and you have to apply to the industry Committee for public maintenance. Your application, the industry committee does not agree, that is the responsibility of the industry committee. If there is no industry Committee, then the property should be publicized to the owners, go to the door to find the owners to sign, and carry out maintenance after obtaining the consent of most owners. If the property does nothing, then the property is responsible. If the property conducts the above-mentioned acts, the industry committee does not agree, or the opinions of the owners are solicited, and most owners do not agree, then the property is really not responsible. If the upstairs owner disagrees, he can sue the upstairs owner. But if you don't pay the property fee as a bargaining chip, then your behavior is also illegal. If the property wants to sue you, you really lose.