Does unlicensed property count as property?

Is it reasonable for the property to pay the property fee in the community where the real estate license has not yet come out? This is of course reasonable, because property companies and developers may not be related. Many developers employ professional property management companies. The real estate license of the purchaser is the responsibility of the developer. After registration with the Housing and Construction Bureau, the deed tax and maintenance fund will be paid. These have nothing to do with property management companies.

1, the service scope and the right to collect money of the property management company.

The service scope of the property management company is to manage the sanitation, elevator, water and planning of the community on a daily basis to ensure the comfort of the community owners. At the same time, if there is a problem with the equipment in the community, the property management company should carry out maintenance in time to ensure that the owner's life is no problem.

Then, since the property management company serves the owners, the property management company has the right to charge the owners the previously stipulated property fees for the salary of the property personnel and the management of the community.

2. Whether the real estate license is done is only related to the developer.

There is a direct correspondence between the things handled by the real estate license and the developers. The normal process is that after the buyer signs a house purchase contract with the developer, the owner gets the house and pays the relevant taxes, maintenance funds, early property fees and other expenses, and the developer handles the real estate license.

And if the real estate license is not handled, it is mostly a problem of a certain link of the developer. It may be that the data review failed, or the relevant expenses were not paid to the corresponding units in time.

It is illegal for the owner not to pay the property fee.

Under the premise of getting effective service from the property management company, can the owner not pay the property fee? This is based on the premise that there are disputes between them and the service is not recognized.

However, this does not include the handling of real estate licenses. Therefore, if the property fee is not paid for this reason, then the owner is illegal.

Aside from the law, the property company serves the owners, and the owners are obliged to pay the property fees. Otherwise, everyone will not pay the property fee on the grounds of not having a real estate license, and the property company will not receive money and will not serve. What will the community be like then? I'm afraid the garbage is flying all over the sky, and the weeds have grown to the director. Any non-resident of this community can enter and leave at will. Such a life is unacceptable to the owners.