What about consulting unsold property rights?

If the property claims unsold property rights, the following measures can be taken:

1. Check the resolution of the owners' meeting: At the owners' meeting, the owners can vote on whether the property management company requires unsold property rights. If most owners object to consulting unsold property rights, the property company can't do it without authorization.

2. Negotiation with the property management company: If the property management company has started to inquire about unsold property rights, it can negotiate with the property management company. Require property companies to stop consulting unsold property rights, and stipulate in future management contracts that they shall not consult unsold property rights again.

3. Seek legal aid: If the property management company doesn't listen to your opinion, you can seek legal aid. You can seek help from property management associations, owners' committees, neighborhood committees and other organizations, or consult lawyers to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests through legal means.

In short, if the property company claims unsold property rights, the owners need to take timely measures to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. At the same time, keep good communication with the property management company, keep abreast of the contents of the management contract, and ensure that their own interests are not harmed.