A number of housing enterprises in Hefei jointly requested the municipal government to crack down on housing troubles. How did the housing difficulties group emerge?

The emergence of the demolition group has something to do with some people's ulterior motives. Now there is the trouble of professional housing, so many enterprises in Hefei require the municipal government to crack down. Occupation of houses is also a profession that makes money by organizing owners to defend their rights. Such groups take advantage of the loopholes in the law and often wander between owners and developers, spreading negative news of developers and seeking benefits. They are not normal defenders, but deformed groups.

1. The appearance of the room trouble group is premeditated, from lurking to creating contradictions to fanning the flames.

Room trouble is also an incorrect way to protect rights, and these groups often take advantage of it and have ulterior motives. Every time a house is handed over, these gangs will come out and eventually form an industrial chain of house trouble. These groups will pretend to be prospective owners, lurking in the WeChat group, and start to act when the developer delivers the goods. Some commercial houses may have defects, and developers are willing to make legal and reasonable improvements. However, if the house is noisy, it will infinitely amplify the demands of the owners, sort out the bad places for the owners to see, and then start to encourage rights protection.

2. Because it is profitable, we have to fight for the cost of safeguarding rights, so there is a building group.

After successful rights protection, this group will receive rights protection fees, and they will charge the owners for hard work. They will also explain to the owners that they have spent a lot of money to protect their rights, so as to cheat the owners of their money. Owners often give money to these groups by transfer. This practice was common many years ago, but there were no groups, but later these groups found it easy to make money, so they became an organization.

3. Developers are annoyed when they encounter this kind of professional housing trouble group, because they are good at using legal loopholes to organize groups.

If the house is noisy, the owner will ask for a refund, and even the final refund will not go to the owner, but will be intercepted by these groups. It can't really serve the owners at all, and the way to protect the rights of the troubled groups is not a formal way, and even gains benefits through malicious rights protection. In addition, this group is not standardized, which has actually formed a situation that no one dares to manage, which really harms social harmony.