Contradicting with the property, not paying the property fee and receiving the lawyer's letter. How should I deal with it?

First of all, appreciate the logic of the topic. I mainly answer your question about the lawyer's letter:

The problem of property fees depends on the contract you signed with the property company at the beginning, whether it is annual or monthly, and see clearly the obligations that the property company needs to bear in the contract. I can't give you a hasty answer.

This also depends on the provisions of the contract, whether the property needs to ensure that the residents can work normally.

There are two purposes for the property company to send you a lawyer's letter: one is to warn you with legal effect; The second is to use a lawyer's letter to characterize your default on property fees as a fact and keep it as evidence for future litigation.

What if I receive a letter from a lawyer? It's simple. Since you think the property is talking nonsense, send him a lawyer's letter to state your interests and write down the illegal behavior of the property on paper. Now you can use your mobile phone to handle it, and you can ask if necessary.

You can consult me if you have any other questions.

I hope I can help you.