Is it reasonable to pay the property fee when the blank house is vacant for one or two years?

It's a pity that I tell you that it is reasonable to pay the property fee after the blank house is vacant, and it is supported by relevant laws.

According to the Property Law, vacant houses also need to pay property fees. At present, there are clear provisions in our existing laws and regulations. The owner needs to pay the property service fee for the house that has been sold and completed the delivery procedures. Simply put, no matter whether your house is empty or living, as long as the house is completed and accepted, the developer and the property owner will inform the owner to take over and the handover procedure will be completed. Even if you don't go in person, the agreement and notice will be sent to the address reserved in the purchase contract, and will be delivered after mailing. There are many disputes caused by the payment of property fees for vacant blank houses, which are also clearly stipulated in some relevant interpretation provisions of the court. The people's court will not support the owner's defense just because the owner does not enjoy or need to accept the relevant property services? .

Even for rough houses, many people who enjoy property services feel that if I don't live and the house is not renovated, I won't enjoy property services, and of course I don't have to pay. In fact, this idea is completely wrong. Any house has a public part when it is purchased, and the public part is provided by the property. Think about it, buying a house must include elevators, stairs, public roads, gardens, cameras and so on. Even if your house is vacant, but the public part is not vacant, the property still needs to be maintained and taken care of, all of which require costs. And some of the * * * also belong to the property rights of the house. If the owner doesn't use it, it will be regarded as an automatic waiver of the right to use it, but it doesn't mean that he doesn't have to bear the obligation to pay. So whether you can't live, whether the property is busy or not, then you naturally have to spend money.

Therefore, it is reasonable for the property to ask for payment if the blank house is vacant for one or two years. Of course, in view of the fact that there are many uninhabited buildings at present, there are also relevant provisions in the Property Law that allow owners to reduce or exempt some property fees. If the house has not lived for more than six months in a row, the owner can go to the property for the record, which can be reduced by about 30%. However, the specific provisions still depend on your own property and purchase contract.