Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the need for special rectification of property management in residential communities to enhance service quality and protect residents' rights [1][2] - The provincial housing and urban-rural development department has initiated a campaign to address issues related to property management, focusing on transparency and accountability in financial matters [2][3] Group 2 - Multiple cities and counties are actively innovating property management service mechanisms, such as establishing long-term mechanisms for credit supervision and information disclosure [3] - A total of 1,221 residential communities have been inspected, identifying 3,789 issues, with 1,635 problems rectified, benefiting over 234,000 households [3]