Is it reasonable for the property to overcharge utilities to make up for public utilities?

It depends on the property service contract. Because some property fees include pool fees. However, for most properties, property fees and pool fees will be charged separately. The swimming pool fee will be charged to the owner for electricity and water according to the actual monthly expenditure, and the swimming pool fee here is withheld. Because the owner can't pay this fee personally, because there will only be one number in the pool, unlike one meter per household. Therefore, only the property is charged and the relevant fees are paid uniformly.

If your property fee does not include the swimming pool, it can be used for the swimming pool fee you have to pay next time. If the property fee includes the pool fee (for example, the water and electricity fees are still confiscated), it may become the part that the property should pay, and the owner will pay it twice. This is unreasonable.