Can the residential property be autonomous by the owners?

The answer that the owners can be autonomous is yes. Property law, property management regulations and other laws and regulations are used to protect the legitimate rights and interests of owners. The owner's self-management and self-service are protected by law. In accordance with the property management regulations, eligible residential quarters hold owners' meetings, set up owners' committees to select and hire properties and supervise property activities. The main modes of residential property management in which the owners' committee is established are: 1. Contract system: refers to the way in which the owner pays a fixed property service fee to the property company, and the property company enjoys or bears the profit or loss. 2. Remuneration system: refers to the method of collecting fees from the property service funds received in advance according to the agreed proportion or amount and paying them to the property company, and the rest is used for the fees agreed in the property service contract, and the balance or deficiency is enjoyed or borne by the owners. 3. Self-management mode: The third mode here is the self-management mode, that is, the owners manage their own communities and manage themselves independently. The premise of self-management is to convene the owners' meeting, elect the owners' committee and authorize the owners' committee to manage the community.