Will you be retaliated after quarreling with the property?

Disputes with the property may not necessarily lead to retaliation, but they cannot be ruled out.

If your dispute with the property is reasonable and legal, and you stick to your position, the property will not retaliate under normal circumstances. As a service provider, the property should respect the rights and interests of the owners and try their best to solve the problem. However, if the property management problem is improper or the attitude is not good, it may cause the owner's dissatisfaction and anger.

If your dispute with the property involves illegal behavior, malicious slander or other improper behavior, then the property may take legal measures to safeguard its rights and interests. In this case, the property may seek legal ways to retaliate against you, such as suing you and calling the police. Therefore, when there is a dispute with the property, we must remain calm and rational, and avoid using excessive words or taking improper actions.

The way to communicate with the hotel.

1, stay calm and rational. Before communicating with the property, ensure your emotional stability and try to treat the problem with an objective and rational attitude. Emotional words may aggravate contradictions and are not conducive to solving problems.

2. Express your needs and problems clearly. When communicating with the property, clearly state your own problems and needs, and provide relevant evidence or materials to support your views. This will help the property better understand your problem and find a solution.

3. Listen and respect each other's opinions. Communicating with the property is not only an opportunity for you to express your problems, but also an opportunity for you to listen to each other's opinions and suggestions. Respect each other's opinions and try to understand each other's positions and considerations. Effective communication is two-way and requires the joint efforts of both parties.