What are the contents of property management?

Question 1: What are the contents of property management? 1. Property management in residential quarters includes the management of residents and buildings and their equipment, municipal public facilities, greening, sanitation, traffic, public security and environment. Second, the object of property management in residential quarters. The object of property management, management and service in residential quarters is firstly the residents of residential quarters. The management of residents is not to restrict their personal freedom, but to manage some behaviors when they live in the community. Three. Management of residential facilities in residential quarters According to the property management contract, the property management company in residential quarters is only responsible for the management of houses and ancillary facilities and equipment in residential quarters. The management pays attention to * * *. There are natural or man-made damages in the use of houses in residential quarters. Due to the use relationship between property owners and users, between different property owners, and between equipment in houses and public equipment, there are various links that need to be adjusted and managed. The management of public facilities in residential quarters is entrusted by the owners of municipal departments of each system, responsible for the operation status and results of each system and paying various related expenses. Four. The management of the living environment The management of the natural environment in the property management of residential quarters is to monitor and prevent the occurrence of bad factors in the natural environment. The management of artificial environment is to maintain, change and shape an artificial environment, and maintenance is an environmental order. The natural environment of residential quarters exists objectively, which cannot be created artificially and is difficult to transform. Only by effectively understanding and monitoring the existing environment, and timely into the property management company's management files.

Question 2: What is the basic content of property management? Generally speaking, property management can be divided into three types of services:

1. Public * * * services are often provided for all owners and tenants, which can be enjoyed by all households and run through the whole process of property management. Property management projects have eight aspects:

(1) Cleanliness: sanitation and cleaning, garbage removal and regular cleaning of public places in public corridors in buildings;

(2) Daily maintenance of greening objects: pruning, fertilizing and updating greening objects regularly;

(3) Public security management: set full-time security personnel to patrol and be on duty 24 hours a day;

(4) Maintenance of public reservoirs: The public reservoirs in the building should be cleaned and disinfected regularly;

(5) Water and electricity management: daily management and maintenance of power distribution equipment, pump house and public water and electricity facilities;

(6) Sewage treatment equipment management: cleaning and maintaining drainage, sewage pipes and septic tanks;

(7) Additional services for high-rise buildings: provide full-time elevator management personnel to do a good job in elevator maintenance;

(eight) other services that need to be increased.

Question 3: What does property management include? The scope of property management is relatively wide. It covers almost all aspects of people's clothing, food, housing, transportation, culture, education, medical and health care. To sum up, there are roughly the following aspects:

1, house maintenance management; 2. Greening management; 3. Health management; 4. Public security management; 5. Vehicle traffic management; 6. Management of public municipal facilities. Entrusted to manage municipal facilities such as water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, posts and telecommunications. , including collecting and paying related fees; 7. Management of illegal buildings; 8. Various life services.

Question 4: What is the basic content of the property management plan? Key content

1, the overall idea and conception of the project;

2. Organizational structure and staffing;

3. Cost calculation and cost control;

4. Management methods, operating procedures and management measures.

Substantive content

1, formulation of management system;

2. The establishment and management of archives;

3. Training and management of personnel;

4. Early intervention and early property management services;

5. Overview of conventional property management services;

6. Management indicators;

7. Materials and equipment;

8. Work plan, etc.

1. Organize management, management, technical and financial personnel to participate in the formulation of the property management plan;

2. Analyze the basic situation of bidding property projects and collect relevant information and materials;

3, according to the requirements stipulated in the tender documents, division of labor cooperation;

4. Determine the organizational structure and staffing;

5, according to the property rights information and technical parameters of equipment and facilities, organizational structure and staffing, market information, management experience, etc. , detailed calculation of property management fees.

6, according to the property management requirements stipulated in the tender documents, formulate detailed operation plan;

7. Calculate the cost of property management services (total contract price and unit price);

8. Review, proofread and adjust the proposed property management plan;

9. Typesetting, printing and binding.

Question 5: What business does property management include? The business of property management can be divided into three categories: ① Basic business: including the operation and maintenance of building construction, mechanical and electrical equipment, power supply and water supply, public facilities, etc. ② Special business categories: including security, environmental sanitation, landscaping, fire management, vehicle traffic, etc. ③ Characteristic business categories: including characteristic services and convenience services. ④ Business category: house intermediary service, decoration business, etc.

Question 6: What should be included in the property management contract? What should be included in the property management contract? In property management activities, contracts play a very important role. It is the foundation and standard of property management. The property management contract shall have the following main clauses: 1. Names and addresses of both parties. Party A (principal) of this contract is the property management committee elected by the owner or user of a certain property, and Party B (principal) is the property management company. 2. Manage the project. That is, the name, location, area and boundary of the real estate under management. 3. Manage content. That is, specific management matters. Including: the use, repair and maintenance of houses; Use, maintenance and management of public facilities such as fire fighting, elevators, electromechanical equipment, street lamps, corridors, bicycle houses (sheds), landscaping, ditches, canals, pools, wells, roads and parking lots. ; Cleanliness and hygiene; Driving and parking vehicles; Public order; Other property management matters stipulated by the real estate administrative department or entrusted by the management contract. 4. Management expenses. That is, the management fee charged by the property management company to the owner or user. The charging situation of property management is more complicated, and the charging standards are different for different management matters. The regulations clearly stipulate some charging items, such as seasonal heating fees; Some charging items are negotiated with the property management Committee, such as parking fees in parking lots. These expenses can be clearly stipulated and should be clearly stipulated in the contract. 5. Rights and obligations of both parties. According to the Measures for the Administration of Newly-built Urban Residential Quarters, the rights of property management companies mainly include: ① the right to formulate residential property management measures in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and in combination with the actual situation. The measures for the management of residential areas formulated by property management companies can be comprehensive management regulations, or special regulations can be formulated for different aspects, such as health conventions and security conventions. These management regulations do not belong to * * * behavior, have no universal effect, and are only binding within the scope of residents in the community, and their nature belongs to group self-discipline regulations; (2) according to the property management contract and management measures, the residential area is managed, which is not only the exercise of rights but also the performance of obligations; (three) to collect fees in accordance with the property management contract and the relevant provisions; (4) Have the right to stop illegal acts.

Question 7: What does the property management service include? 1. Clean sanitation management. Sanitation, garbage cleaning and regular cleaning of public places, including public corridors of buildings;

2. Daily maintenance and management of greening objects. Prune, fertilize and update the greening objects regularly to keep the greening objects growing well;

3. Public security management. Full-time security personnel should be on duty 24 hours a day to ensure the safety of residential areas;

4. Maintain public reservoirs. The reservoir in the building should be cleaned and disinfected regularly. Ensure the quality of drinking water for residents;

5. Hydropower management. Daily maintenance of power distribution equipment, water pump house and public water and electricity facilities to maintain the normal operation of equipment;

6, sewage facilities management, dredge and maintain drainage, sewage pipes, septic tanks, to ensure normal use; 7. Additional services for high-rise buildings. Equipped with full-time elevator management personnel to do a good job in elevator maintenance to ensure the normal operation of the elevator;

8. Add other services as needed.

Question 8: What should residential property management services include? 1, sanitary management. Sanitation, garbage cleaning and regular cleaning of public places, including public corridors of buildings;

2. Daily maintenance and management of greening objects. Prune, fertilize and update the greening objects regularly to keep the greening objects growing well;

3. Public security management. Full-time security personnel should be on duty 24 hours a day to ensure the safety of residential areas;

4. Maintain public reservoirs. The reservoir in the building should be cleaned and disinfected regularly. Ensure the quality of drinking water for residents;

5. Hydropower management. Daily maintenance of power distribution equipment, water pump house and public water and electricity facilities to maintain the normal operation of equipment;

6, sewage facilities management, dredge and maintain drainage, sewage pipes, septic tanks, to ensure normal use; 7. Additional services for high-rise buildings. Equipped with full-time elevator management personnel to do a good job in elevator maintenance to ensure the normal operation of the elevator;

8. Add other services as needed.

Question 9: The basic content of property management includes those property management/services/fees, which means that the property management unit accepts the entrustment of property owners and users to provide daily maintenance, repair and rectification services for buildings and their equipment, public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, public security and environmental appearance in urban residential areas.

Question 10: What are the contents of residential property management? Management contents include: 1) use, repair and maintenance of the house; 2) Use, maintenance and management of public facilities such as fire fighting, elevators, mechanical and electrical equipment, street lamps, corridors, bicycle houses (sheds), landscaping, ditches, canals, pools, wells, roads and parking lots; 3) cleanliness and hygiene; 4) Vehicle driving and parking; 5) Public security management; (six) other property management matters stipulated by the real estate department or entrusted by the management contract.