If the property fails to fulfill the obligation of house maintenance, the owner shall maintain it by himself and incur expenses; What should I do if the property has a bad attitude and insults the own

If the property fails to fulfill the obligation of house maintenance, the owner shall maintain it by himself and incur expenses; What should I do if the property has a bad attitude and insults the owner? How do you understand the relationship between the property management company and the water leakage in your home? Is there a property company responsible for the maintenance of the owner's house in the residential property service contract where you have lived for 8 years? If the property company is not a developer, how can it be the responsibility of the property company outside the warranty period (unless there is an agreement in the property service contract or the developer entrusts the property company to maintain it)?

The problem of water leakage in your old house has little to do with the property management company. When your house leaks, the property management company is obliged to get in touch with the developer after you apply for maintenance and forward your situation to the developer for solution. If the property company has contacted the developer, then the property has basically fulfilled its obligations and has no responsibility. After all, the property fee does not include house maintenance, and the composition of the property fee is probably: 1, the salary of the property manager; 2, the owner * * * parts, equipment maintenance costs (minor repairs property package, medium repair and overhaul need to use the public * * * maintenance fund); 3, public * * * area cleaning costs; 4, public * * * green space maintenance costs; 5, public * * * order maintenance costs (note that it is not property rights custody or life and property protection); 6. Property office expenses; 7. Depreciation of fixed assets of property enterprises; 8. Public liability insurance for public areas and equipment; 9. Statutory taxes and fees; 10, other expenses agreed by the owner. Obviously, you think that if the property does not maintain your house, you will not pay the property fee, which is untenable. If you don't pay the property management fee, the property management company will sue and you will lose.

Because your housing problem has occurred for a long time, and it has caused great harm to you, I suggest you sue the responsible party (developer). In addition, your relevant materials must be prepared completely before the prosecution, starting from eight years ago, all the materials, pictures, videos, etc. Otherwise, you can't prove that you have been infringed for so long. You can sue the property management company for additional joint and several liability, and sue the property management company for failing to fulfill the coordination obligation of your original house, resulting in the infringement that you have not informed the developer for a long time. If you take the legal route, please ask your local lawyer first. What you can find on the internet is to give you his phone number and let you call for advice yourself. If the court really opens, he will fly from other places, which is very troublesome.