Special rectification of chaos in rental property

You can call 12345 if you encounter an intermediary who forcibly rents a house through concealment or fraud. Recently, the Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development launched a special rectification campaign to eliminate evils, mainly targeting the chaos of house leasing and property management.

Involving house leasing mainly includes soliciting business by concealment, fraud, coercion, bribery and other improper means, tricking consumers into trading or forcing them to trade; Disclosure or improper use of customers' personal information or business secrets to seek illegitimate interests; Change the internal structure of the house and rent it separately; Embezzlement and misappropriation of real estate transaction funds; To provide brokerage services for affordable housing that does not meet the trading conditions and houses that are prohibited from trading.

In terms of property management, the focus is whether there are acts of harassing owners, bullying the market, interfering with owners' rights protection by violent means, and obstructing the normal handover of property projects. If residents encounter problems such as the 24-hour service telephone number of the property project is not set, no one answers, the owner is unaware of it, or the location of the property customer service place is unclear, the environment is dirty, the supporting facilities for convenience are missing, and the basic information publicity is imperfect, it may be "related to black and evil". You can also call to report.

The Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development reminded that when reporting by telephone, in order to facilitate verification and timely feedback of information, residents should truthfully declare the contents of the report clues, leaving their real names and effective contact information. Relevant departments will implement strict confidentiality measures for whistleblowers. In order to improve the quality and efficiency of information processing, residents do not need to report the same clues repeatedly.