1. Contact the property: contact them by phone, email or visit the property management office. They will provide contact information and office address.
2. Maintenance: If there are problems with the housing facilities, such as water and electricity failure and water leakage, you can report to the property for repair. Usually, the property will provide maintenance telephone or online maintenance system, use these channels to submit maintenance requests, and provide detailed problem descriptions and contact information.
3. Payment: Property management fees, public maintenance funds and other fees are required. Property will generally provide payment notice and payment method, and pay the fees as required.
4. Community activities and public facilities: Property management usually organizes community activities, such as festivals and fitness activities. Pay attention to the notice issued by the property and participate in activities of interest. In addition, the property is also responsible for the maintenance and management of public facilities in the community, such as parks, parking lots and access control systems.
5. Consultation and complaints: If you have any questions, suggestions or complaints about property management services, you can communicate with the property. They usually provide a consultation phone or feedback channel to ask questions or give feedback.