If the property is unqualified, the property fee will not be paid temporarily, and the money will be deducted. Is there any reasonable and legal way to facilitate the masses?

First of all, you need to understand that as long as the other party provides property services, it requires you to pay property management fees on the basis of the contract. In other words, if you only file a lawsuit on this, you will lose in principle. If you think its property service is not in place, you should ask it to bear the liability for breach of contract according to the contract, that is, claim deduction, but whether it can be deducted or not depends on how the contract stipulates. When there is an agreement, you should file a counterclaim. However, if it does not reach the litigation stage, I am afraid that the two sides are still in a stalemate stage.

Secondly, whether the scheme of subsidizing property fees by village committees and the practice of not paying property fees or not are in compliance depends on the specific content. However, if the property management company fails to fulfill its obligations, the village committee should consider replacing it to effectively safeguard the rights and interests of the villagers. So the essence of this problem should be to negotiate with the village Committee, where the status of the village Committee is somewhat similar to that of the owners' Committee in the property area.

If you want to know the solution or entrust a lawyer to send a lawyer's letter, it is better to find a local lawyer in principle. After all, it involves further communication and the provision of information.