Is it better to set up the owners' committee or leave the property management company?

There is no absolutely correct answer to the question of setting up an owners' committee or leaving a property company, because the situation and needs of each community may be different. Here are some considerations that can help you make a decision:

1. Self-control: The establishment of the owners' committee can make the owners more actively participate in the management and decision-making of the community and better meet the needs and opinions of the owners. The owners' committee may cooperate with the property company on behalf of the owners and supervise the work of the property company.

2. Economic cost: You may need to pay a certain management fee to leave the property management company, and the establishment of the owners' committee can reduce the dependence on the property management company, thus saving some economic costs. But at the same time, we should also take into account the operating costs of the owners' Committee, including manpower, time and professional knowledge.

3. Professional management and service: Property companies usually have professional management teams and service personnel, which can provide comprehensive property management services, including maintenance, cleaning and safety. If the owners' committee lacks relevant experience and resources, it may not be able to provide the same level of professional management and services.

4. Owner's participation and ability: The establishment of the owners' committee needs the active participation and cooperation of the owners. If the owners generally lack the time, interest or ability to participate in management, it may be more appropriate to leave the property management company.

5. The size and demand of the community: The size and demand of the community is also one of the considerations. Larger communities usually need more professional management and services, while smaller communities may have owners' committees, which can better meet the management needs.

Before making a decision, it is recommended to discuss and negotiate with other owners to understand their opinions and suggestions. You can also consider experimenting for a period of time, such as setting up a temporary owners' Committee to manage the community, and then evaluating the effect and the satisfaction of the owners before making a final decision.