What do residential properties fear most?

1, report arbitrary charges

Managing a community is most afraid of being reported by the owners for arbitrary charges. If the owner reports or complains about unreasonable charges in property management, then the municipal and district price departments will carry out relevant inspections, which will bring great inconvenience to the property, so the property is most afraid of reporting unreasonable charges.

2. Report water and electricity.

The property has the right to charge the owner for utilities, but has no right to cut off water and electricity. It is illegal if the property is cut off from water and electricity. Therefore, at this time, the owner can go to the relevant water supply company and power supply company to reflect the situation, or go to the real estate administrative department at or above the county level to complain. Moreover, because of the property losses directly caused by water and power cuts, the property has to compensate the owners, and it is also a concern of the property to report the water and power cuts.

3. The quality of reporting service is poor.

Owners who are dissatisfied with the management quality of the property management company may complain to the owners' committee. The owners' committee has the right to review the management decisions made by the property company. If there are problems in the management and service of the property management company, then the owners' committee has the right to punish the property management company, and even change the property management company in serious cases. Therefore, property owners are even more afraid of reporting services to the owners' committee, which has a great impact on the whole property.

Extended data:

Wechat official account online complaint: Property Complaint Center

Step 1: Open WeChat, click the "+"sign in the upper right corner, add friends and official WeChat account, and enter: Property Complaint Center.

Step 2: Click on the property, complain online and give feedback!

2. Call the local municipal hotline 12345.

Three, through the community or street offices to solve.