Now residential properties are for the sake of the owners, but many properties are not conscientious. How do owners safeguard their rights and interests?

Safeguarding rights is a society ruled by law. When you move into this community, you must sign a contract. This matter is to protect your legitimate rights and interests, but I feel that after all, living in this community, if you sue people from the beginning, you may be a little uneasy after life.

So I think, if the property in your community is not good, you should make a wave of complaints with the residents. For example, people's voices are often very small now, and if they are a group of people, their influence will become greater. So, you can find owners who have the same experience, and then unite to complain to them in the property and talk to them. Now that you have received the money, you should do your job well. If this can't be achieved, then we can complain to the property. Therefore, we should be brave in safeguarding rights, protect rights according to law, and do not use improper means or violence.

If your repeated complaints are useless, you can unite to report to the relevant departments. In fact, to be honest, if you really appeal alone, your voice may be very small and no one will pay attention to you at all, but if you are a group of people, this matter will be taken seriously. So I think if there are more owners involved in your community, you can try this method, which is also very effective, and you can enjoy as many services as you pay.