Does the equipment purchased by the developer belong to the fixed assets that do not belong to the property company after being handed over to the property? (e.g. monitoring equipment)

Supporting living facilities and equipment are assets shared by all owners of the community.

1. Since the property is a housekeeper, why not care about the assets at home?

2. Any facilities and equipment added by the developer are the supporting facilities and equipment of the community and are owned by all owners.

I think the monitoring equipment is also funded by the developer, right? Since it belongs to the developer, should it be managed by the developer? Or is the owner in charge? Why did the owner rent your property into the community?

4. After the residential area is completed, all the facilities and equipment in the residential area will be owned by all the owners. If the developer wants to tear it down, your property can't be managed. Where an owners' committee is established, the owners' committee shall negotiate with the developer.

Whether the developer asks you to manage the property or the owner hires your company to manage it, you must understand the truth that the property company is a housekeeper and everything in it has to be counted in the fixed assets. Because you are in charge now, don't you care about monitoring? Don't you care about the high and low voltage distribution room? Don't you care about the pump room? You know, the property company represents all the owners of a community, provided that the owners' committee is not established. After the establishment, it is estimated that it is still a matter for the property company.

I hope it helps you, young man. Don't be too troublesome or too busy, because everything you do is trivial. And most importantly, the property fee paid by the owners is to let the property company handle their affairs.

It will be helpful for you to know more about property regulations and property law.

I forgot to mention that you and I are both in the same trade.