Do I have to pay the property management fee for the new house that I haven't checked in?

Property fee refers to the fee that the owner or household must pay to maintain the part of the property (such as public areas, facilities, etc.). ). According to the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Property Management, the owner shall pay the property service fee in full and on time according to the property service contract.

No matter whether the house is occupied or not, as long as the house has been registered and obtained the ownership of the house, the property fee corresponding to the house should be paid according to law. Because even if the house is temporarily unoccupied, it is still within the management scope of the community. The public areas and facilities in the community also need daily maintenance and management, and special personnel are needed to carry out the work. These expenses need to be supported by property fees. Failure to pay property fees may be investigated for responsibility by law, which will also affect the interests of other owners.

Therefore, no matter whether the house is occupied or not, the corresponding property fees should be paid according to the regulations. If you have any questions or puzzles, it is recommended that you consult professionals or relevant departments to obtain more specific and accurate information.