What should we do in the face of unreasonable property fees and threats to intimidate owners?

If there are unreasonable charges and threats to the property, the owners should take up legal weapons and resolutely deal with them.

First of all, we need to define what unreasonable charges are. Owners can check whether the charging items of the property are reasonable and legal according to the provisions of the Property Law and the Property Management Regulations. You can also check whether the property charges are legal according to the owner's manual or the contract documents such as the occupancy agreement signed with the property.

We can refuse to pay if the property is charged at random. And complain to the owners' committee or street office, municipal property office, etc. If the complaint cannot be resolved, it can be arbitrated or prosecuted. At this time, the owner needs to collect evidence, including audio and video.

If many owners are threatened, they can ask for a general meeting of all owners. According to the fourth paragraph of Article 11 in Chapter II of the Property Management Regulations, the owners' congress has the right to hire and dismiss property service enterprises.