Property charges are unreasonable, what should the owners do?

Whether the property management fee is reasonable depends on the actual calculation, and it cannot be simply said that the property management fee is unreasonable. In fact, the landlord reflects a problem that property management services are not in place. Therefore, it is suggested that if the property management company cannot (or does not) provide qualified property management services, it is more likely to win the case. Problems such as household registration, heating and public land reflected by the landlord can be used as evidence to sue the property company. However, if you sue from the perspective of never paying management fees or unreasonable charges, the possibility of winning is relatively small.