I bought a house, but I haven't lived in it yet. Do I need to pay the property fee?

Now many people will buy a house in a big city, but because they want to invest, they can't live if they buy a house. These people will be confused about whether they should pay property fees. So today Lemon wants to talk to his friends about buying a house but not staying. Do I need to pay the property fee?

Whether to pay the property fee depends on the nature of your house first. Different natures lead to different results. Generally speaking, the formalities for the house have been completed, but there are two kinds of houses. 1 is a house that cannot be occupied because of the developer, and the other is a house that cannot be occupied because of personal reasons. Both of these houses belong to vacant houses.

Different forms of vacant houses have different ways to pay property fees. First of all, at the point of 1, we don't have to pay the property fee because the developer can't live in the house, because it's not our own reason, but the developer's reason. The other is that you can't stay for personal reasons. This kind of vacant house needs to pay the property fee, because it is caused by our own reasons.

Many small partners feel that they have not checked in and have not enjoyed the treatment of the owners. Why do they have to pay? I hope our friends can understand our own reasons. It's not property that keeps you from staying. . In this case, you can't say that if you don't accept the service of the property, you won't pay the property fee. Everyone is the same. As long as your house is already in your name and has started normal property management, you need to pay property fees.

Therefore, Lemon hopes that friends must find out when buying a house, and don't feel wronged at that time.