In the first year, the developer signed a contract with the property management company. In the second year, the property management company quit halfway and returned the remaining management fees to

In the first year, the developer signed a contract with the property management company. In the second year, the property management company quit halfway and returned the remaining management fees to the developer. That's right. ... This depends on the contract signed by the property company and the developer. The contract expires and will not be renewed. If the contract is unreasonable, the property management company has the right to quit. In order to win the bid, the property company reduced the property rate. ) the quality and quantity of property services in the later period can't keep up. If you quit halfway, it is not appropriate to just refund the remaining management fees. The developer or the owners' committee has the right to lodge a claim.