Property and owners are not natural enemies.

? Property and owners are essentially the relationship between employers and housekeepers. They should be interdependent and live in harmony, but there are many contradictions in reality, and some even fight. The reasons are as follows: first, developers are preconceived, and property companies set themselves up without the consent of the owners' Committee. Because of the early management needs of developers and the profit margin of property management, some large developers generally set up their own property companies. Once a property company of this nature encounters some problems left by the developer, it is bound to stand on the developer's side and harm the interests of the owners, thus leading to tension between the two sides. Second, the relationship between property companies and owners is prone to the inversion of the relationship between employers and employees, which leads to tension between the two sides. Because the property company belongs to a well-organized legal entity, its opinions are highly unified and its execution is strong; The owners' committee belongs to the owners' self-management organization, which is relatively loose, easy to act independently and difficult to form a consensus; Therefore, in the relationship between the two sides, it is easy to form a strong property company, relying on its strong position, losing the interests of the owners, such as the income of the owners' public facilities, the standard of property management fees, the management of parking spaces and so on. Third, the herding effect between owners forms a vicious circle, which leads to tension. We often see this phenomenon. When an owner sees his neighbor's dissatisfaction and doesn't pay the property fee, he still enjoys the service and then doesn't pay the property fee. With the increase of such people, the income of property management companies will decrease, which will inevitably lead to a decline in services, which will lead to more people not paying property fees until they get out of control. To solve the above problems, we need to focus on the following aspects: First, we need to further refine and improve the system, such as the Property Management Law and its implementation rules, and we need to adhere to the problem-oriented and be closer to reality. The second is to standardize the access and management of property management companies. It is strictly forbidden for unqualified people to get started, eliminate those without credibility, and implement price guidance for all kinds of property management and services. The third is to guide the owner's autonomy and improve the level of self-management. Fourth, strengthen the quality education of owners, enhance the awareness of the rule of law, and resolutely fight against unreasonable demands.