Asking questions about property management

Yes, go directly to the property. This property will help to coordinate the solutions between your two families.

General property will not care, after all, this is their scope of work.

If you can't refuse to pay the management fee, the average owner will take refusing to pay the management fee as an example when encountering problems. This is unacceptable and is not conducive to safeguarding his rights. Once you refuse to pay the management fee, you will become a bad party. Management fees should be paid, but if there is any infringement problem, it can be maintained by legal means.

The result of refusing to pay the management fee is that the property may directly take you to court.