Do I have to pay property fees if I don't live in a house? Under what circumstances can I refuse to pay the property fee?

As we all know, we must choose a good property management company to buy a house now. Excellent property management companies can provide us with better services and make us feel more at ease after staying. But now that the owner has bought the house, he will not move in immediately. So, do you need to pay property fees if you don't live in a house? Under what circumstances can I refuse to pay the property fee? As we all know, we must choose a good property management company to buy a house now. Our property management company can provide us with better services and make us feel more at ease after staying. But now that the owner has bought the house, he will not move in immediately. So, do you need to pay property fees if you don't live in a house? Under what circumstances can I refuse to pay the property fee? Next, I will give you a detailed analysis.

Do I have to pay property fees if I don't live in a house?

According to Article 6 of the Interpretation of the People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in the Trial of Property Service Disputes, the people's court does not support the property service enterprises that have provided services in accordance with the contract and relevant provisions, just because the owners do not enjoy or need to accept relevant property services. In other words, the house is vacant and the property fee has to be paid. Owners can't refuse to pay for not enjoying property services.

Under what circumstances can I refuse to pay the property fee?

1. The house has not been delivered yet.

When the buyers and developers deliver the houses, the developers shall provide the buyers with the house acceptance certificate; If the purchased commercial house is residential, the developer also needs to provide a residential quality guarantee and a residential instruction manual. If the documents are incomplete, the owner can reject the house without generating property fees.

2. No property service contract has been signed.

If the property management company has not signed a property service contract with the owner or the owners' committee, then you can refuse to pay the property fee. But if the property company has signed a contract with the owners' committee, but not with the owners themselves, then you still need to pay the property fee.

3. There is something wrong with the property qualification.

Generally speaking, the collection of property fees by property companies must be audited by the local price bureau. Only after the examination and approval, the property management company is qualified to charge the property management fee, otherwise the owner has the right to refuse to pay the property management fee and can complain to the price bureau.

4. Increase the property fee without authorization.

If the property company expands the charging scope, raises the charging standard or charges repeatedly without authorization, then the owner can raise an objection and refuse to pay the property fee exceeding the standard.

5. Violation damages the owner's rights and interests.

If the property service enterprise violates the charging standards stipulated by laws, regulations and departmental rules, charges in violation of laws and regulations, or damages the interests of the owner in violation of the contract, the owner may refuse to pay the property fee. If it causes great losses to the owner's economy in other aspects, the owner can claim compensation from the property management department.

The article is all the information I have compiled for you about whether you need to pay the property fee if you don't live in a house and under what circumstances you can refuse to pay the property fee. I hope I can help you. I believe it is clear to everyone now that in some cases you don't need to pay the property fee, but if you don't live in a house, you can't refuse to pay the property fee.