How to collect property fees for long-term non-residents of houses?

How to collect property fees for long-term non-residents of houses? If the house does not live for a long time, the property fee shall be charged in the following ways:

Property that has been built but not yet sold or delivered, the property service fee shall be borne by the construction unit. For the delivered property, the property service fee shall be borne by the owner, unless otherwise agreed between the construction unit and the owner. If the property is vacant for a long time after delivery, the charging standard of the property service fee shall be agreed in the property service contract.

When a developer or owners' committee signs a property service contract with a property company, the validity of the property contract is valid for every owner. Even if the owner doesn't live in the community and the house is idle, the property service can make the community buildings and their ancillary facilities run normally, and still indirectly provide services for the owner. As long as the property management company provides relevant services in accordance with the contract, the obligation to pay property fees is equal to all owners.

According to your description, the laws of our country stipulate that if the heating system of a residential area is public heating system, even if the owner does not actually live, the owner has to pay the heating fee. Otherwise, the residential property can be sued to the court, requiring the owner to pay the heating fee and late payment fee, which will have a negative impact on the owner.

If you don't live in a house for a long time, don't look for a property again. If the property management company says no, we will charge the property management fee. What should we do if our community is idle for a long time? The property fee can be reduced by 30%.

According to the Property Law, as long as the developer sends your keys and you inspect the house, you have to pay the property management fee.

The Price Bureau stipulates that for those who do not live in the house, the house will not live for a long time, and the collection method of property fees is as follows:

1. For completed properties that have not been sold or delivered, the property service fee shall be borne by the construction unit.

2. For the property delivered for use, the property service fee shall be borne by the owner, unless otherwise agreed by the construction unit and the owner.

3. If the property is vacant for a long time after delivery, the charging standard of the property service fee shall be stipulated in the property service contract.

When a developer or owners' committee signs a property service contract with a property company, the validity of the property contract is valid for every owner. Even if the owner doesn't live in the community and the house is idle, the property service can make the community buildings and their ancillary facilities run normally, and still indirectly provide services for the owner. As long as the property management company provides relevant services in accordance with the contract, the obligation to pay property fees is equal to all owners.

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How to collect the property fees of non-residents varies from place to place. Some formal communities and properties are fully charged and some are half charged, and the vacancies in informal communities are free!

Can I reduce the property fee for a house that hasn't lived long? According to the regulations, it cannot be reduced.

But it depends on which city you are in and how long you haven't lived. Generally, houses that have been vacant for three or four years here can be reduced by 80%.

Of course, you have to make a small plan for the property. If there are too few people living in a community and too many vacant houses, the property will lose money and be vicious.

What should I do if I receive a letter from a lawyer who is in arrears with property fees for a long time? In fact, go to the local law firm to find a lawyer to help you write more professionally and formally.

It must be bad to live in a house for a long time.

First of all, the house is for living. If you don't live long, it's a waste. Even if it is rented or borrowed, it can have economic value and social value. If it is idle, it will have to wait for appreciation.

Secondly, the house is uninhabited, which is not conducive to the maintenance of the house. People who don't live for a long time will lead to doors, windows, lines, lighting and other equipment and facilities being idle and being in high temperature and high humidity conditions for a long time, which will accelerate aging and corrosion;

Then the house was deserted. If there are abnormal situations such as water leakage, electricity leakage, rain, electricity leakage, air leakage and blockage, which cannot be dealt with in time, the use function or structure of the house will be damaged.

Under normal circumstances, even if there is no one, people should be arranged to ventilate regularly to check whether there is any abnormality, so as to ensure safety and leave no hidden dangers. Only in this way can we ensure that the house is still in good condition when it needs to be used.

Why do people who don't live in the house have to pay property fees, because the public health and other security work in the community and corridors must also be arranged. Some communities have no one living at home, and some can apply for property fee reduction, but this usually requires electricity meter consumption exemption to confirm whether people live at home.