Who should supervise and manage the property management of residential quarters? Who will distribute the benefits in the community?

1. 1 The owners' meeting or big owners of residential quarters, commercial districts and parks are the main body of supervision over the property management activities of residential quarters, because the property management company is hired by the owners and the property owners are the real owners of a residential quarter, so the main body of supervision is all the owners;

1.2 The auxiliary units for the supervision of residential quarters are the property management section of the Housing and Construction Bureau of government departments, the property management association and the owners' committee, in which the owners' committee exercises the owners' rights on behalf of the owners' congress; The Price Bureau is the unit that supervises the charging level of the property community, the Housing and Construction Bureau is the main body that supervises whether the owners violate the laws and regulations, and the Consumers Association is the unit that supervises the service defects and deficiencies of the property company. Neighborhood committees and neighborhood offices are units that directly guide the quality and cost of property services;

2. Income distribution in the community:

2. 1 The distribution of various public interests in the community mainly depends on the stipulations in the preliminary property service contract signed by the property company and the owner. If there is no agreement, a certain proportion will be allocated according to the actual income of the community at the end of the year, but this depends on whether the property company is open, transparent and formal. Some property companies have not issued public welfare for many years, which has seriously violated the owners' income rights;

2.2 The public income of the community is not distributed, and the property management company can also report to the owners' meeting to maintain the buildings, facilities and sites in the community, replace equipment and accessories, and maintain roads, ditches, lighting, wrought iron railings and stainless steel products. If there is not much left, it will be rolled over to the next year.