Do I have to pay the property fee if the house is vacant?

If the house is empty, you have to pay the property fee.

Many owners of vacant houses think that there is no need to pay property fees because they have never lived in a house. In fact, the house is vacant and the property fee has to be paid. Owners can't refuse to pay for not enjoying property services.

Precautions:

Property fee refers to the fee that the property manager should pay according to the property service contract when providing property services and accepting property services. It is the owner's obligation to pay the property fee. If the owner is in arrears with the property fee, the property service provider may demand payment or bring a lawsuit, but it cannot demand payment by stopping power supply, water supply, heat supply and gas supply.

In fact, regardless of whether the new house is occupied or not, the actual right to use the house has been handed over to the owner after the developer delivers the house. Whether the owner has moved in or not, in fact, after the property company moves in, it will generate expenses, and the owner is obliged to pay the property fee.