Do I have to pay for finding a property to repair a leak or something?

Should property maintenance, water leakage and other projects be paid? This problem has been puzzling new owners, especially the relocated households in shanty towns.

First of all, we must distinguish which facilities belong to the property responsibility and which belong to the owner himself. Only when the responsibility is clear can it be clear whether to pay. All outdoor facilities owned by residents, such as water pipes, water meters, corridor lighting, corridor window glass, corridor doors, septic tanks, sewage wells, cameras in the community, road surfaces, roadside lighting, greening in the community, roof waterproofing, external wall insulation falling off, hanging objects safety in the building, snow removal in cold areas, etc., belong to the property. However, the heating pipes in the corridor wells are not among them, belonging to the heating company.

Residents are responsible for all indoor facilities, such as lighting, gas stoves, faucets, water heaters, toilets, washbasins, showers and other decorative items. Only the ground is waterproof and has not been modified without authorization, and the property is responsible for leakage.

To sum up, if you look for property maintenance in your own area, you need to pay in theory, but there are also many properties. In order to collect property fees smoothly and improve the relationship with the owners, you will not ask for maintenance fees-of course, it depends entirely on the measures of the property itself.