Property Management Practice

Author: Wang Jun
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The book is divided into 11 chapters. Chapter introduces the basic requirements and connotations of property management practices. Chapters 2-4 provide detailed explanations on the acquisition of property management rights, preliminary property management work, property management covenants and regulations, etc. Chapters 5-6 introduce the main operational practices of property management from aspects such as buildings, equipment, security, fire safety, cleanliness, and greening. Chapter 7 focuses on the key points and emphases of various types of property management. Chapters 8-11 provide standardized introductions to the operational practices that property management personnel may encounter, covering comprehensive operations, property fees, dispute resolution, and brand building. This book serves as the core textbook for vocational property management programs, but it can also be used as supplementary teaching material for real estate management, property facility management, and community service management programs, as well as training materials for the property management industry. The book is divided into 11 chapters. Chapter introduces the basic requirements and connotations of property management practices. Chapters 2-4 provide detailed explanations on the acquisition of property management rights, preliminary property management work, property management covenants and regulations, etc. Chapters 5-6 introduce the main operational practices of property management from aspects such as buildings, equipment, security, fire safety, cleanliness, and greening. Chapter 7 focuses on the key points and emphases of various types of property management. Chapters 8-11 provide standardized introductions to the operational practices that property management personnel may encounter, covering comprehensive operations, property fees, dispute resolution, and brand building. This book serves as the core textbook for vocational property management programs, but it can also be used as supplementary teaching material for real estate management, property facility management, and community service management programs, as well as training materials for the property management industry.