How much can the property fee be reduced if you can't live?

The property fee can be reduced by 70%. If the property has been sold and delivered to the owner, the owner is the obligor to pay the service fee. After the property is delivered, it shall be borne by the buyer, and the owner's property fee shall be calculated from the date of delivery and collected in full after occupancy. For vacant properties that have not been occupied for more than six months after the owner moves in, and vacant properties that have not been used for a long time after moving in, the owner should file a written record with the property management company, pay the vacant property management fee at 70% of the stipulated or agreed service fee standard, or collect the property fee according to the provisions of the relevant departments of provinces, cities and counties on the relief of vacant houses. Property fee (property service fee) refers to the fees paid by property owners and users. Property management began in Britain in the 1960s. At that time, it was the great development of industrialization in Britain. A large number of farmers went to the city and their houses were rented out. In order to safeguard the rights of residents, a set of effective management methods is needed, so professional property management appears. Fees charged by owners and users who entrust property management units to carry out daily maintenance, repair, rectification and provide other services related to residents' lives for houses, public buildings and their equipment, public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, public security and environment in residential areas. Property fees include the daily operation, maintenance, maintenance and management fees of elevators, public lighting, fire-fighting facilities, video surveillance, public green spaces, public roads and other facilities and equipment, as well as the fees for public environment cleaning, guard, patrol and order maintenance within the property management area, and may not be required to be shared separately.