Haven't you paid the heating fee for the blank house for three years?

The blank house has to pay the heating fee for three years. The heating fee is the same as the property fee. If the house is not delivered to the buyer, the heating fee needs to be paid by the developer. However, if the developer has delivered the house to the buyer during the heating period, the developer can pay the corresponding heating fee according to the percentage, and the owner will bear part of the heating fee less. If you have completed the delivery procedures of the house, you need to pay the heating fee on time regardless of whether you live in it, otherwise there will be a late fee. At present, most heating costs are paid directly to heating companies or collected by property management companies. After the developer delivers the house, the property fee and related heating fee need to be paid by the owner. If the house is vacant for a long time, the property fee can be negotiated with the property company and charged in proportion. If you refuse to pay the property fee or heating fee for a long time for personal reasons, the relevant departments may have the right to ask the owners to pay.