Do I have to pay property fees if I don't live in a house? How to pay the property fee if the house has not lived for a long time?

For the owners living in the community, they need to pay the property fee on time every year to maintain the normal operation of the community and keep it clean. Do you have to pay property fees if you don't live in a house? This problem has always been a big headache. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce how to pay the long-term non-residential property fees, and then look at the preferential treatment of the non-residential property fees for houses, so as to provide reference and suggestions for friends in need.

1. Do I have to pay the property fee if I don't live in a house?

1. If the house is bought in time and no one lives, but the property fee has to be paid. In order to create a safe and convenient living environment, property units need to maintain, repair, transform and provide daily public buildings, public areas, public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, public security and environment. The above measures require costs, that is, the property fees paid by the owners. Even if no one lives, the property fee still exists, and no one has to pay it.

2. No one lives in the house, which cannot be the reason why the owner refuses to pay the property fee. As long as the developer has handed over the house, the owner needs to pay the property fee, but if he stays for a short time, he can pay less, depending on the charging standard of the residential property and the negotiation result between the owner and the property.

In many people's mind, property is a kind of service fee. Since you don't live in a community and don't enjoy services, you naturally don't have to pay this "property fee". In fact, this idea is wrong. First of all, the property fee is charged for the community, not for individuals. The service of the property will not be suspended for personal reasons, so since the service has been provided, the corresponding fee must be charged, and the property fee must not be paid if you live in a house.

Second, how to pay the property fee for long-term residence?

1. For houses that haven't lived for long, many people don't know how to pay the property fee. As early as 20 17, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics made a survey and statistics, and now the number of vacant houses in the city is as high as 22%. Most of these vacant houses are used by property buyers to preserve their value or work outside the home. The houses are bought in their hometown cities, but they don't live all the year round.

2. According to Article 944 of the Civil Code, the obligation of the owner to pay the property fee stipulates that:

The owner shall pay the property fee to the property service provider as agreed. The property service provider has provided services in accordance with the agreement and relevant regulations, and the owner shall not refuse to pay property fees on the grounds that he has not accepted or does not need to accept relevant property services.

It can be seen that even if you don't live for a long time, you need to pay property fees. Now vacant houses in many areas are paid according to 70% of the property fee. Of course, different regions have different regulations on vacancies.

(1) Just like Jiangsu, the provision of 70% of the property fee for vacant houses has been abolished, and the owners and the property management company decide how and how much to pay the property fee for vacant houses through consultation.

(2) It is stipulated in Sichuan Province that property fees should be paid in full regardless of whether the house is owned or vacant.

3. What is the property fee for not living in a house?

1. The house is vacant if it doesn't live, so how to calculate the property fee of the vacant house? Should I pay in full? Actually, you don't need the full amount. Generally speaking, in this summary, car owners can apply for a discount, which is generally 30% off, but different regions have different incentives and may not be discounted.

2. According to Article 42 of the Property Management Regulations, the owner shall pay the property service fee according to the property service contract. The purchase of commercial housing is uninhabited, and property management fees are also required. If the house is idle for a long time, you can negotiate with the property management company or charge it at a discount according to the relevant local policies. Property management fees are paid jointly by the owner and the buyer after the actual delivery of the house, and are generally calculated from the month after the buyer actually takes over the house.

3. For the property that the construction unit has not rented or sold, but the owner or user has not yet lived, the property management service fee is charged at 70% of the receivable standard, that is, the property fee for the house that has not been occupied is 30% off.

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Do I have to pay property fees if I don't live in a house? How to pay the property fee if the house has not lived for a long time? I hope it will help everyone!