Excuse me, if you are a real estate developer, can you build a house without charging property fees to the owners? It is a community that does not charge property fees.

Real estate enterprises and property service enterprises are two independent enterprises and two different legal subjects. After the developer built the house, he signed the preliminary property service contract with the preliminary property company. At this time, the management and maintenance of the community was handed over, and the developer was only responsible for the maintenance of the main defects of the house within a certain warranty period. Other reasons were basically the property responsibility.

Just like before the house is sold, the developer, as the owner, has to pay the property fee for the vacant building, so even if you are a developer and buy the building you built, you can only have a corresponding contractual relationship with the property as the owner at this time, and you have to pay the property fee. Paying property fees is the owner's obligation in the property service contract signed between the owner and the property service enterprise.