What are the basic requirements of a good building?

A good property should at least be responsive. If the owner has any difficulties, the property can listen to the problem at the first time, respond positively and try to solve the problem. If you can't solve it right away, you can at least give feedback.

The second point is good service attitude and high quality. Public * * * areas are managed in an orderly manner, and for the sake of the owners, the home management is temperature-sensitive and creative, and the supporting facilities can keep up.

Finally, of course, it is cost-effective. The property fees charged should match the quality of their services.