Owners are dissatisfied with the current property company. How can they change to other property companies?

You need to set up an owners' committee in your community to change the property company. However, the establishment of the owners' committee involves many steps and is more troublesome.

-The establishment of the preparatory group of the owners' committee requires the signature of 5% of the owners. After the establishment of the preparatory group, the owners' committee can be prepared.

-The establishment of the owners' committee generally requires reporting to the community or street, and then visiting and signing from door to door. The owners' committee can be established with the signature of more than two thirds of the owners.

-After the establishment of the owners' committee, your power will be great. At this time, you can press the attribute in turn. You have the right to change the attribute, but it is difficult. (1) You need evidence to prove that the property here is not suitable, the service is not good, and the job is not suitable. You must have proof. When the property is not doing well, the owner should send a rectification letter to the property, which should be copied to the office. If the property has not been rectified, this is your evidence, otherwise it is groundless. (2) The property is not changed by one person, and the owners' meeting needs to be held. Similarly, more than two-thirds of the owners agreed to apply for replacement.

More precisely, sometimes the property can be changed without setting up an owners' committee, and only a general meeting of all owners is needed, and two-thirds of the people agree to apply for changing the property, but setting up an owners' committee can better implement the rights of the owners.

Owners and properties should complement each other. I hope you can get along well. As for how to confirm whether the property is disorderly, you should have a contract for reference.

Generally speaking, there are many programs to change an attribute. The key is that the owner agrees that the property can be changed by leaving evidence of inaction or chaos.