My home is flooded, is the property responsible?

Property security rarely checks the building now. As long as there are no complaints from the owners or obvious signs of water leakage at night, water leakage in the house is generally not easy to be found. The property is responsible for this matter, but it depends on the specific loss. Generally, if the house is occupied or vacant and the key is taken away, the property is responsible, but it is not big. If you encounter such a thing, don't argue with the property area and ask for how much compensation. Because the property is the victim of the incident and you are also responsible, if you encounter such a thing, don't make trouble with the property if the loss at home is not great. First reflect your family's situation to the property and see how the property is handled. Generally, the final result is that the loss of the owner's home is not great, and it will go away.

By the way, list the property and your responsibilities:

1. Did the property post a notice of water cut-off or when water can be supplied during the pump maintenance to remind the owner to prepare or close the water valve at home?

2. After the water leakage, the property did not inform the owner to solve this problem in time, resulting in the loss of elevators in the owner's home and downstairs.

3, the property has the responsibility and obligation to ensure the interests of the owners.

Your responsibility is to forget to turn off the water valve in your home.