What is the basic content of property management?

The basic content of property management is:

1, formal public service.

This refers to the basic management work in property management, which is the most basic management and service provided by property management enterprises for all residents and owners.

It mainly includes the following eight contents:

(1) main building management;

(2) the management of housing equipment and facilities;

(3) Environmental sanitation management; (4) Greening management;

(5) safety management;

(6) Fire control management

(7) Vehicle road management;

(8) Services of public institutions.

2. Targeted special services.

This refers to all kinds of services provided by property management enterprises to improve the working and living conditions of residents and meet the needs of some households, groups and units.

The contents of special services mainly include the following categories:

(1) Daily life;

(2) Commercial services;

(3) Culture, education, health and sports;

(4) financial services;

(5) Brokerage agency service. For example, while providing public services, property management companies also provide various business services such as decoration, beauty salons, catering and non-staple food in residential areas under their jurisdiction.

3. Entrust special services.

Special service is a service entrusted by property owners and users to meet their individual needs, which is usually not required in the property management entrustment contract. Property management companies should try their best to meet their needs and provide special services when possible. For example, nursing elderly patients in the community, sending children to school, taking care of disabled people going up and down stairs, and purchasing daily necessities for residents.

Extended data:

Related expenses incurred in property management:

1, salary of management service personnel, social insurance and welfare expenses drawn according to regulations, etc.

2. The daily operation and maintenance expenses of the parts, facilities and equipment used by the property.

3, property management area cleaning costs.

4, the property management area greening maintenance costs.

5, property management regional order maintenance costs.

6. Office expenses.

7. Depreciation of fixed assets of property management enterprises.

8 parts of the property, facilities, equipment and public liability insurance fees.

9. Statutory taxes and fees.

10, other expenses agreed by the owner, etc.