The shops are all rented out. Tenants do not pay property fees because they are not satisfied with property services. The property can't be found. I said I was the owner. What should I do?

Congratulations, the opportunity to be a "judge" has come.

First of all, you should distinguish between right and wrong, whether the property is really bad or the tenant finds fault. There is nothing wrong with the original property and service.

If it's a property issue, You should cooperate with tenants to protect your dog industry. Without reasonable service, you have the right to refuse to pay the property fee. You should support the tenant's behavior, let the property improve the service, and then pay the fee.

If it is a tenant's problem, according to the relativity of the contract, there is a direct connection between you and the property, so you should pay the property fee and ask the tenant for compensation.

If he doesn't pay back, the debt is yours, but at the same time, you also have creditor's rights to the tenant.

In short, this is a triangular debt relationship that cannot be subrogated. I hope you can make a decision as soon as possible.