Do I have to pay the property fee for the house I didn't stay in?

Houses that have not moved in should pay property fees. Owners who have not moved in for their own reasons should still pay the property fee, because the services provided by the property will not be reduced because an owner has not moved in, so the owner cannot not pay the property fee on the grounds of not moving in. If the owner does not accept the house because of the developer, there is no need to pay the property fee, and the property fee during this period shall be borne by the developer.

Owners may not pay property fees.

1. Because the house quality problem is not delivered, the property fee is paid by the developer.

2. Lease the house, and the lease contract indicates that the property fee shall be paid by the tenant.

3. If the property management company fails to perform the service responsibilities of the contract, all owners can refuse to pay, but there must be strong evidence.

4. The service quality provided by the property management company can't reach the standard agreed in the contract.

5. The property management company does not have the original approval document of the price management department.

6. The property management company expands the charging scope and raises the charging standard without authorization.

7. The property management company may refuse to pay the increased fees without the consent of the owner.

Some property fees cannot be refused.

1, non-residential use can refuse to pay property fees, which is a misunderstanding.

According to the provisions of the Measures for the Administration of Property Service Fees, property fees generally include cleaning and sanitation fees, greening maintenance fees, order maintenance fees, and daily operation and maintenance fees of facilities and equipment used by the property. Therefore, even if you buy a house and don't move in, you can't refuse to pay the property fee of the community (unless the property clearly points out that you don't have to pay the property fee if you don't turn in the key).

2. It is a misunderstanding that you can refuse to pay the property fee without signing the property contract.

According to the provisions of the Civil Code and the Regulations on Property Management, the decisions of the owners' committee are binding on the owners. Therefore, as long as the owners' committee agrees to the terms in the agreement with the property management company, and the owners have actually accepted the property services provided by the property management company, they should pay the fees to the property management company according to the actual services.

3. It is a misunderstanding that the original owner can refuse to pay the overdue property fee.

According to the "Regulations on Property Management", if the owner and the property user agree that the property user will pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint liability from the agreement. If the house property right is traded, the property fee owed by the original owner must be paid in time, otherwise it will affect the normal residence of the new owner.