Who will bear the property fee for renting a house?

First, who will bear the rental property fee depends on what the two sides said before. The State Council "Property Management Ordinance" article 67. Article 60 of the Contract Law. If the lessor and the lessee agree in the contract that the lessee shall pay the property management fee to the property management company and abide by the relevant management regulations of the property management company, and the contract is confirmed by the property management company in writing, the lessor will transfer its creditor's rights and debts with the property management company to the lessee, and the lessee will perform this part of rights and obligations to the property management company. If the lessee fails to pay the property fee, he shall be liable for breach of contract to the property company. If the lessor and the lessee agree that the lessee shall pay the property management company the property fee, and the property management company has confirmed it in writing, then the property management company can no longer ask the lessor to pay, otherwise the property management company still has the right to ask the lessor to pay. In other words, the agreement that the lessee pays the property fee to the property company must be confirmed by the property company. If this agreement between the lessor and the lessee is not confirmed in writing by the property management company, then this agreement can only be binding on the lessor and the lessee, and has no effect on the property management company, and the lessor must be responsible for the property management company. If the lessor has submitted the lease contract to the property management company for the record and obtained the written confirmation from the property management company, then the lessor may refuse to pay the unpaid property fee of the lessee. Of course, in order to continue to rent the house smoothly in the future, the lessor can also pay in advance and then recover from the lessee and ask him to bear the liability for breach of contract. If the lessee fails to pay the property fee, the lessor shall require the other party to perform it within a certain period of time. If the lessee still fails to perform, the lessor may terminate the lease contract and notify the other party to pay the unpaid property fee with the prepaid rent and deposit paid by the lessee. Second, what are the precautions for renting a house? 1. Mediation is not the only option. Now there are many websites with rental services, most of which are free of intermediary service fees. And we should know that the general quality of the landlord who rents a house online is still ok, at least not waiting for the money to play mahjong. But hurry up, the online rental posts are generally invalid in less than a week. 2, as a last resort to find an intermediary, the first positioning should be clear. In fact, the intermediary is not neutral. The interests of the intermediary are biased towards the landlord's side, the room fee is high, and the intermediary fee can go up. Before renting such a house, we must first find out the price of similar houses in the market, and then argue with the intermediary until the price is reasonable. Secondly, the intermediary believes half at most. Note that many introductions made by the intermediary are unnecessary and irresponsible, such as "the community security is very good". If you don't live in it, you won't know without asking your permanent neighbors. 3, the housing lease contract must use the standard contract, the contract without the words producer of the relevant departments is printed by the intermediary itself. In addition to the existing terms in the contract, it must also be stated that the cost of water, electricity and coal shall be paid by the landlord before moving in. If you are a greedy landlord, when you sign the contract for the first time, you have generally laid the groundwork for the price increase. For example, if you insist on signing a contract for only half a year, we will talk about it after half a year. Therefore, before renting a house, you must think about how long it will take and sign a lease contract according to your own plan. Of course, the money should be paid monthly or quarterly. Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has understood who will bear the property fee for renting a house at this time. It usually depends on how the parties agree. Although most of the time it is agreed that the lessee will bear the property fee, sometimes the property fee itself may be included in the rent, and the lessor will naturally bear this part of the fee.