What if the community developer disagrees with the self-management of the community?

Community developers do not agree with community self-management. You can negotiate with the developer, and after no results, you can seek legal aid or co-owners or complaints.

1. Negotiate with the developer: you can communicate with the developer, express your willingness to manage the community, and try to reach an agreement with the developer through negotiation.

2. Seek legal aid: If negotiation fails, you can seek legal aid. You can consult a lawyer to understand your rights and legal channels, and seek court decisions or other legal solutions.

3. Joint owners: you can express your willingness to manage the community in conjunction with other owners, forming a certain collective momentum. It can be coordinated by the owners' committee or other organizations.

4. Complain to the relevant departments: If the developer has any illegal or improper behavior, he can complain to the relevant departments. For example, you can complain to the real estate management department, the housing and urban-rural construction department, and the property management department. And ask them to intervene to solve the problem.