How does the property management company handle the relics found?

This reminds me of the children's song "Found a penny" ~

My suggestion is:

1. First, roughly judge whether it is a valuable item. If it's not valuables, find a cupboard and put it there. People don't usually ask for it. If no one really wants it after a month, then whoever wants it will give it to him.

2. If it is valuables, first find a special notebook to make detailed records, including name, purpose, shape, color and content, as well as the date, place and location of discovery, the signature of the discoverer, etc. In order to be as detailed as possible for future verification.

3. If it's valuables, you can contact the police, neighborhood committees and industry committees at the same time after making a record, and post a notice in this community, asking the owner to confirm at the property management office, sign and take photos after the proof.

I study law as an undergraduate, so please don't take it amiss. My idea is that property service companies should advocate doing good deeds, but don't "involve themselves" to avoid making mistakes and let themselves take responsibility. If the above-mentioned evidence collection work is done well, even if it is not returned to the original owner, there is no need to bear the responsibility, because the reasonable duty of care has been fulfilled.

Regarding the problem of "lost property", we can mainly refer to the General Principles of Civil Law and the Supreme People's Court's Opinions on Several Issues Concerning the Implementation of the General Principles of Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) (Trial).

I hope I can help you, and most importantly, I hope I didn't discourage you from doing good deeds ~ ha!