The upstairs bathroom leaked down, and I didn t deal with him several times, and there was no proper

No need to look for a property. Go directly to the upstairs owner. Such as the top floor. If there is no property. Find the neighborhood committee.

Water leakage on the bathroom wall is very common in home decoration, if the wall leakage is serious, it will cause the tiles and paint of the entire wall to fall off, affecting the decoration of the home, so once you find that there is a water leak at home, you must find a way to deal with it in time. What should I do if there is a leak in the bathroom upstairs? In this case, you first look at what caused it, whether it was your own home or the upstairs neighbor's house. >>>More

This must be the responsibility of the upstairs, as long as the plumbing in the common area is considered property maintenance. If the upstairs does not admit it, the negotiation fails, and you can only go to the court to sue for settlement.

It won't be too good to make up for it below, but it can always start to work. It's better to make up on it.

In my experience, if you don't have a lot of damage, you can ask the other party to repair it according to the "nuisance exclusion claim". Because this right is less difficult to prove downstairs, it is only necessary to prove that there is water seepage from the ceiling. Basically, this is irrefutable by the other party (because the law of nature is that water flows from a high place to a low place.) >>>More