Should the residential property company sign a property management contract with the owner?

Q: I wonder if the property management company must sign a property contract with the owner. If the contract is not signed, the house is stolen or the elevator has an accident, does the property management company have the right not to pay compensation? At the same time, does the owner have the right to request the signing of a property contract? If no property contract is signed, can the owner refuse to pay the property fee?

Answer: Apart from the property company, the other party to the property contract is mostly in the following situations: 1. For projects under development and construction, the developer and the property management company shall sign a property management contract. 2. For formal projects, if there is only one or several big owners, the owners will directly sign a property service contract with the property company. 3. For formal projects, if there are multiple owners, it will be decided by the owners' meeting and the owners' committee. Because the services provided by property management companies are mainly public areas and public facilities, no owner can be fully responsible for the clients. Therefore, only developers and industry committees can sign property contracts with property companies. Developers and industry committees represent all owners in the contract. Therefore, although there is no contract with specific owners, the property company must also perform the contract and assume management responsibilities; Similarly, owners must also abide by the obligation to pay property fees.

(The above answers were published on 20 15-04-20. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )

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