Is the residential monitoring equipment paid by the property or the owner?

Legal analysis: Many owners don't understand the property management regulations and think that they should not bear the elevator maintenance fee after paying the property fee, so they are unwilling to pay the maintenance fee. In this way, many property companies will take the initiative to bear part of the maintenance costs, and the rest will be shared equally by the owners.

Generally borne by the property management company, the elevator maintenance is carried out by the elevator company or the entrusted maintenance unit.

According to the relevant provisions of the Property Management Regulations, if there is no special maintenance fund, the maintenance cost of the elevator in the residential area shall be paid by the owners in proportion; If a property management company uses the sites, facilities and equipment owned by the owners in the residential area for business (advertising), the income belongs to all the owners, and the owners have the right to require the property to disclose the expenditure of this income.

Elevator belongs to public facilities and all owners. Generally speaking, the property management company does not need to bear the cost of overhaul or replacement of elevators in residential areas, and they can't afford it. It is the owner's responsibility that the elevator is broken. After all, the property management company is only hired by the owners. If some owners do not pay attention to themselves and do not take responsibility, the property management company does not need to take responsibility.

Legal basis: Article 22 of the Regulations on Property Management, the construction unit shall formulate a temporary management statute before selling the property, and make an agreement on the use, maintenance and management of the property, the interests of the owner, the obligations that the owner should perform, and the responsibilities that the owner should bear if he violates the temporary management statute.

The temporary management regulations formulated by the construction unit shall not infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of property buyers.