Changzhou Renting: Does the property fee include the corridor street lamp fee?

The cost of buying a house is getting higher and higher, and renting a house has become the first consideration of many people. During the rental period, are the property fees, shared electricity fees, utilities and gas fees clearly written in the rental agreement? Is the electricity fee generated by the street lamp in the corridor also borne by the tenant? How to pay the property fee? This series of problems are bothering tenants. Today, Sohu focuses on sorting out those things in the process of renting.

1. Q: Do I need to bear the property fee during the rental period?

Answer: If there is no agreement in the house lease contract, the lessor will pay the rental property fee, but both parties agree in the contract that the lessee will pay the property management fee to the property management company according to the contract.

If the lessor and the lessee agree in the contract that the lessee shall pay the property management fee to the property management company and abide by the relevant management regulations of the property management company, and the contract is confirmed by the property management company in writing, the lessor will transfer its creditor's rights and debts with the property management company to the lessee, and the lessee will perform this part of rights and obligations to the property management company. If the lessee fails to pay the property fee, he shall be liable for breach of contract to the property company.

2. Q: Does the property fee include the corridor lighting fee? The residents need to pay for the lights in the corridor of our community. Isn't this included in the property fee they pay?

A: Some residential property fees do not include electric light fees, depending on their own regulations and agreements.

3. Q: Is it reasonable for residents to collect street lamp fees?

A: First of all, it depends on the motivation and purpose of residents to collect street lamp fees. Secondly, it is reasonable if it is collected by households, not by the electric power bureau. Finally, the cashier should pay the corresponding vouchers when collecting fees.

4. Q: The property asked me to pay the electricity fee and property fee in the form of power failure, and stopped twice. What should I do?

A: First of all, it is not correct for the property to ask for electricity and property fees by means of power failure. Secondly, we should negotiate in time and make up the expenses as soon as possible.

5. Q: Is the property fee paid by the landlord or the tenant during the rental period?

A: Generally speaking, the expenses incurred by tenants during their residence, such as property management fees, shared electricity fees, utilities, gas fees, cable TV fees, telephone fees, broadband fees, etc. , shall be paid by the lessee. If the landlord says that one or more of these expenses will be paid by himself when renting a house, it will be paid by the landlord. For details, please refer to the rental agreement signed when renting.

6. Q: How to calculate the property fee when renting a house?

A: Property fees are charged by the square. How much is the property fee per square meter? Just ask the property management. How many square meters is the house you rent? You should refer to the lease contract.

7. Q: When renting a house, the house was exempted from the property fee for half a year, but the landlord charged me the property fee. Is this reasonable?

A: Of course it is unreasonable. The landlord should be asked to return the property fee.

(The above answers were published on 20 16- 12-27. Please refer to the actual purchase policy. )

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