What do public rental housing properties fear to report?

When the residential property charges are unreasonable or there is a problem with the service, the residential owners usually complain about the property by telephone, and there are many ways to complain about the property by telephone. So what is the most feared telephone complaint for the property?

1. What telephone complaints does the property fear most?

1, generally afraid of 12345 telephone complaints, because 12345 belongs to the government's convenience service hotline, which is a public service hotline set up by various governments for the general public. When people have objections to the services, fees and prices of residential properties, or encounter other difficulties, they can call this number for complaints and feedback. When someone complains,

2. In addition, the property is also afraid of telephone complaints 123 15, 12358, 123 19, of which 123 15 belongs to the consumer complaint hotline. You can call these numbers as long as you have complaints about property fees and unreasonable parking spaces. 123 19 belongs to the urban construction service hotline. You can call this number as long as you have complaints about community construction, prices, illegal construction and occupation of public land.

Second, residential properties are generally afraid of what to report.

1, report arbitrary charges

Residential properties are generally most afraid of being reported by owners for arbitrary charges. If the owner reports or complains that the residential property collects management fees indiscriminately, the local price department will conduct a detailed inspection, which will bring great inconvenience to the property.

2. Report water and electricity.

Residential property has the right to collect water and electricity fees from the owners, but has no right to cut off water and electricity. It is illegal for the property to cut off water and electricity at will. At this time, the owner can go to the local water supply company or power supply company to feedback complaints, or go to the Housing Authority to complain. If the property loss is directly caused by water and electricity, then the property should give the owner some compensation.