What should the owner do if the property management stops serving?

1. Suggest looking for neighborhood committees and seeking support. General neighborhood committees have cleaning teams and engineering teams. In case of emergency in the community under its jurisdiction. However, they can only save the emergency, just for a few days, and certainly not for a long time.

2. Whether there is an owners' committee in the community. No, it is also possible that there are several enthusiastic owners on each floor, preferably retired old people at home. Organize and mobilize them to engage in temporary cleaning and safety inspection. Conditional, the community has public income, using public income to hire cleaning and security guards. The key is to have funds.

The above two are the emergency measures I can think of.

Let's talk about the solution to the problem:

Owners who generally do not pay property fees must have opinions on property services or developers, residential environment and housing quality. Unless it is a relocation community, residents have limited economic conditions and their own quality, and do not accept property services. Generally speaking, if more than half of the owners are unwilling to pay the property fee, it must be a problem with the property company. You can consider changing a property management company. If there is an industry committee in the community, the industry committee will take the lead in convening the owners' meeting and vote for the new property. If there is no industry Committee, the developer will take the lead in replacing the property company. However, changing the property management company is a last resort and a lose-lose approach. It is suggested that the owner send a representative to interview the owner of the property company, ask the property company to improve its service, and then appeal to the owner to pay the property fee. If the conditions are ripe, you can open an enterprise account in the name of the community, and the owner will deposit the property fee into that account. It is the so-called third-party payment platform. If there is a fee in the community, the property company and the owner's representative (industry Committee) can stamp the money back. This mutual restraint, property companies do not directly manage money, put an end to corruption, corruption, lazy in service. Car owners can also rest assured and reduce losses. At least you can know where the property fees paid by the owners are used.