The property management company has left, do I still have to pay the property fees I owed before?

First of all, most residents in your community have not failed to pay the property fee, which has been delayed for five years. From one aspect, it reflects the chaotic management of your community, and in a sense, it is also irresponsible to yourself. There must be many reasons, but some of them are definitely due to the lack of quality of some people in the community, which leads to the long-term arrears of property fees by most people. If you have the opportunity to improve your living conditions, I suggest you leave such a community. )

Secondly, the resignation of the property management company is bound to be due to non-payment, which means that it will definitely default on the electricity and water charges of the power supply company and the water plant. Even if a new property company takes over in the next step, this part of the money must be returned by the residents in the community. Once the property leaves, the vacuum period will be very troublesome and painful.

Third, your community needs someone to organize and set up a "owners' committee" to do this. Establish a "owners' Committee" that truly serves the community, rather than becoming a mere formality for the later property.

In addition: upstairs users have a misconception that the maintenance fund is managed by the housing management department and will generally be exercised by the property management company when needed (if not, the money will not be in the hands of the property).

Good luck.