Does not paying property fees affect credit reporting?

Failure to pay property fees may affect credit reporting.

1, without justifiable reasons. If most owners have no objection to the property fee, or the property company has no major mistakes and other behaviors, and there is no lack of responsibility, then the owners can't fail to pay the property fee for no reason. Because the property provides services for us, we are obliged to pay the property fee, otherwise we will deliberately not pay the property fee, which must be the credit report at the meeting.

2. Failure to perform the judicial mediation or judgment of the court. If the property takes you to court, you still don't obey the mediation or judgment of the court, so be careful. This has already involved the legal scope, and it will also affect your personal credit information.

The reason why you don't pay the property fee affects the credit information is because you have enjoyed the service but didn't pay it, which has violated the legitimate interests of the property. Secondly, your failure to pay may affect the service level of the property and indirectly infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of other owners, so in general, you should pay the property fee on time unless you have sufficient reasons and evidence not to pay the property fee.

With the improvement of the credit information system, more bad behaviors are included in the scope of credit information, and property fees are included in personal credit information, which was not in the central bank's credit information record before, and will affect your personal credit information in the future. According to the regulations, it is an act of violating the rights and interests of all owners to fail to perform obligations and pay property fees as required; If the violation of laws and regulations is confirmed by the effective judgment or arbitration award, it shall be recorded in the personal credit file.

1. The property company refused to pay the fee, and the property company took the owner to court, but the owner did not respond. As long as you don't appear in court and don't entrust a lawyer to appear in court, then the owner will definitely lose the case.

2. After the property management company wins the case, the judgment will be issued to the owner. If the owner fails to perform the judgment, then the property company is likely to ask for enforcement. Under normal circumstances, as long as you can pay property fees, you will basically not go to the credit information system. Unless the payment cannot be executed, the property management company may request the court to include the owner in the list of untrustworthy people.

3. If the owner is really included in the list of dishonesty, then the solution is to quickly fulfill the judgment and then ask the other party for understanding. The other party will issue a letter of understanding, and the court will lift the blacklist according to relevant procedures.