Who should pay for renting property and heating?

Legal analysis: Property fees and heating fees are generally calculated separately, and there is no clear stipulation on who will pay. However, the general property fee is paid by the renter, and the owner of the heating fee can negotiate with the renter who will pay. If the rented house has a unit that can reimburse the heating fee, it can pay the heating fee rent, and at the same time, it can increase the rent of the house when renting, which is more suitable for the owner; If the unit can't reimburse the heating fee, then either the owner or the renter will pay, but they are all on the rent.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Measures for the Administration of Commercial Housing Lease, the lessee shall use the house reasonably according to the lease purpose and use requirements agreed in the contract, and shall not change the load-bearing structure of the house or dismantle or modify the indoor facilities without authorization, and shall not harm the legitimate rights and interests of other owners and users. If the lessee causes damage to the leased premises and facilities due to improper use, it shall be responsible for repair or be liable for compensation.