Do tenants have to pay 3 thousand rental property fees a year?

Even if it seems that the renter doesn't have to bear the property fee, if the landlord wants to pay an extra 200 yuan a month to rent in 300 yuan, it's still the wool on the sheep.

According to the nature of the property, if it is residential, the landlord will generally bear the property fee; If it is a commercial building such as an office building, the renter will generally bear the property fee.

What is the rationality of such a convention? I really can't say.

Usually for commercial housing, landlords are basically shopkeepers. After he gave the empty house to the renter, he basically ignored everything. For the rental of residential houses, the general landlord's responsibility is much greater, such as furniture, household appliances, etc., which are generally used by renters. If these things are worn out, the landlord will be responsible for repairing them. Over time, the above convention has been formed.

But obviously, this agreement can be broken by a clear written agreement as long as both parties agree.