Why should I pay the property fee for the next month when I check out the public rental house?

There may be the following reasons for paying the property fee after checking out the public rental housing:

1. During the lease contract period, the rental property fee shall be borne by the landlord. Even if you have left the public rental housing, if the contract period is still valid, that is, the lease period is not over, the landlord still needs to pay the property fee.

2. If the rental contract stipulates that you (the lessee) should pay the property fee to the property company, then even if you have left the public rental house, you still need to pay the property fee to the property company according to the contract.

3. According to the Property Management Regulations and the Contract Law of the State Council, if the lessee fails to pay the property management fee to the property management company as agreed in the contract, the lessor has the right to require the lessee to fulfill this part of rights and obligations. Therefore, if you fail to pay the property fee as agreed in the contract, the landlord may ask you to continue to pay.

It should be noted that the specific terms of the lease contract may be different, so I suggest you read the contract carefully. If you have any questions or disputes, you can negotiate with the landlord or the property management company or seek legal assistance.