Should a property company exist and what is its value?

In fact, there are many contradictions between many owners' associations and property management. Many people think it is useless to pay the property management fee every year. When dealing with a problem, we should pass the buck and start to pass the buck. Therefore, many people are reluctant to pay property management fees, and they have always felt that there is no need for property management. But is this really the case? Let's imagine what it would be like without property.

If there is no property, first of all, no matter who or what car can enter the community, and because there is no monitoring, even if there is monitoring and no management, it is likely to be broken. So if the community is stolen, or something happens, we don't know who did it, because entering the community is too simple and there is no monitoring.

If there is no property, you will find that your parking space is basically bought for nothing, because it will always be occupied. When you want to occupy someone else's parking space, you are likely to be locked or something unpleasant will happen.

If you don't have a property, you will feel that you are not going home, but a garbage dump. There is rubbish everywhere, no matter what landscaping, it has become a garbage dump, corridors are full of rubbish, and elevators are everywhere.

If there is no property, your home is probably water curtain cave. If you say there is a leak upstairs, you will either fail, or pay for it yourself, or others will not let you fix it.

Actually, I think the property is very similar to the insurance we bought. But it is definitely more practical than insurance. Usually you don't think it's important. If you don't, you'll really be in trouble. Property is to provide insurance for your home, so that you have a comfortable living environment and harmonious neighborhood relations.