Should the owner be responsible for the stolen property in his home?

Whether the residential property company should bear the responsibility for the theft of the owner's home depends on the specific situation. The key depends on the property service contract signed by the property company and the owner, and whether the property company strictly fulfills its contractual obligations. For example, the contract stipulates that security guards patrol regularly and irregularly, guards are on duty, and anti-theft devices are installed. If the property management company has taken effective preventive measures in accordance with the contract requirements in providing services and fulfilled its obligation to protect the property safety of the owners, it will not be liable. Of course, in the case of special agreement between the owner and the property management company on safety precautions, if the property management company violates the agreement and causes the owner's property to be stolen, the owner may require the property management company to bear the liability for compensation according to the agreement.

How much is the general residential property fee?

1, management fee:

Property fees include property management fees. In property management, management fees refer to some management service fees such as patrol, inspection, property maintenance and update fees and property files of property staff.

2, cleaning fees and green maintenance management fees:

It also includes cleaning costs, greening maintenance costs and management fees. Cleaning costs refer to environmental cleaning costs in public areas, including tools, employee supplies, garbage transportation, chemical fertilizer cleaning, etc. Greening maintenance fees include: greening tool fees, water fees, pesticide and fertilizer fees, weed cleaning fees and landscape maintenance fees.

3. Office expenses and staff salaries:

Property workers also need to be paid. Office expenses refer to transportation expenses, communication expenses, office supplies, utilities and so on. The wages of property service personnel include: personnel expenses, basic salary, social insurance, welfare withdrawal, overtime and clothing expenses.

Under what circumstances can I not pay the property fee?

1. There are defects in the maintenance and sanitation of public facilities. For example, the newly-built residential area is not properly disposed of, and the garbage that should be concentrated is discarded at will, which not only affects the beauty of the residential area, but also spreads odor and mosquitoes in summer, which is also harmful to the health of residents in the residential area.

2. There are problems in building quality, and the property management company failed to carry out maintenance treatment in time. For example, if the pipeline leaks and the property is left unattended, all the water will freeze. This not only bothers residents, but also makes passers-by walk carefully.

3. As the manager of the community, the property should be responsible for the safety of the whole community. For example, property was stolen, vehicles were stolen and scratched. Since there is no security, there is no need to pay property fees.

4, property company personnel abuse of power. Use the public space of the community to seek illegitimate interests and collect parking fees privately.