Excuse me: I rented a community facade in Wuhan. I paid a quarterly property fee when renting a house, and the property wouldn't let me take out the garbage. Is this reasonable?

That depends on where you put the garbage.

Generally speaking, if there is a property, there must be a designated dumping place. If the property is not allowed to fall to the designated dumping site, it is necessary to argue with them, but if the garbage is littered, it will definitely be stopped by the property.

If what you just described is obviously unreasonable, you should let the property manager make it clear when they threw the garbage back in front of your house six months ago. Why can't I throw the trash can that others can throw? Generally speaking, if there is a property in your community, the property fee is generally inevitable (it may be annoying to cut off water and electricity if you don't pay it), but you must pay it clearly. How to stop the car, how to dump the garbage, public security and other factors are the responsibility of the property, so be sure to ask clearly.

I suggest you find a neighbor who is in the same boat to find a property theory, otherwise the property will bully you and deliberately make things difficult. Finally, you can call 3 15 or something to complain about them. It is not clear who is the superior unit of the property company. You can ask around and complain to them.

It makes sense to be kind and make money, but the practice of property management is a bit bullying. How big can the facade be, how much can the property fee be paid all the time, and why should the garbage removal already included in the property fee be paid more? I still suggest that you complain to other bullied neighbors.

I mean, don't go it alone. For a hotel, it is very easy to deal with a customer, and they are always satisfied with it. However, if the owners and merchants who are treated unfairly can unite, they will have to make concessions. I hope you get what you want.