How to distinguish professional rooms?

Distinguishing professional rooms depends on whether their demands are reasonable. If it is unreasonable, it is a professional room trouble.

Occupation of houses will deliberately create contradictions, fan the flames, seize the aspects that the owners are more disgusted with, infinitely amplify the demands of the owners, exaggerate the negative impact, incite the uninformed owners, excessively defend their rights, pull banners, write posters, and March. And put pressure on developers or properties to achieve their own goals.

Occupy the room to encourage the owners to defend their rights and make trouble. Demonstrations, blocking doors, roads and people are all common tricks. At the scene of safeguarding rights, what the professional room needs to do is to incite the opposition between the owner and the developer, put pressure on the developer, and let the owner fully trust.

Action process of occupational room failure

Lurking in the owners' group, looking for shortcomings and loopholes, these "professional room troubles" will lurk in the owners' group in advance and pretend to be owners. The first is to find the leak in the house. Once discovered, they will enlarge it infinitely and publish alarmist information in the group, so that the majority of owners feel that the house can't live unless the problem is solved. Second, take the initiative to find loopholes in the purchase contract, and then ask legal professionals to analyze it as a bargaining chip to encourage owners to make trouble.

When the problem was discovered, the professional office began to encourage the owners to defend their rights, pull banners, write slogans, and negotiate with the developers. At this time, they are often very active, in order to let the owners fully trust them.

The establishment of the rights protection team has won the trust of the owners, and rights protection has also entered a white-hot stage. At this time, they began to encourage owners to donate money, saying that "the owners who rushed to the front should not be allowed to shed blood and tears, but should be given appropriate subsidies." In fact, all the money ended up in their own pockets, and owners were encouraged to spend money to ask legal professionals to help with the lawsuit.