When do I pay the property fee when I buy a house?

The property fee for buying a house is calculated from the time when the owner goes to the residential property management office to check in, and the owner obtains the key to the new house as the owner's check-in time. If the developer fails to notify the owner in writing after the delivery date, the owner does not need to pay the property management fee for delaying the delivery. If the salesperson verbally informs the owner to close the house, this is not in line with the process and cannot be regarded as the developer has informed the owner to close the house.

How often do you pay the property fee?

The property fee is measured on a monthly basis, and the payment period agreed by the property and the owner through the property management contract can be charged on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual basis, but the owner cannot be required to pay more than 12 months at a time (except that the owner voluntarily pays more than 12 months).

The property service fee shall be paid by the property developer before the property is actually delivered to the buyer for possession, and shall be paid jointly by the owner and the buyer after the actual delivery. Under normal circumstances, the property management service fee is paid monthly. Therefore, in real life, the property management service fee is generally paid in the second month after the buyer actually receives the house.

What is the impact of not paying property fees?

1, violating the property contract

Everyone needs to go through the formalities of house handover when collecting the house, including the formalities of property handover. The owner selects a property management company, and the owner and the property management company maintain the community according to the property business contract. Accordingly, the owner needs to pay the property fee to the property company. If the property company does not violate the contract, it must pay the property fee according to the contract, so in this case, if the buyer does not pay the property fee, it is considered that the owner has violated the property contract.

2, generate late fees

After the owner refuses to pay the property fee, the general property company will take the initiative to contact the owner not to pay the property fee, but if the owner still refuses to pay the property fee, there will be a late fee. Late payment fees may be a relatively small problem. Some cities will refuse to pay property fees into the scope of personal credit evaluation. Once there is a problem with personal credit, it will have a great impact on the current credit life.

3, involved in judicial disputes

One owner's failure to pay the property fee may have a great impact, and other owners will follow suit. If the owner fails to pay the property fee for a long time and refuses to pay the property fee after being urged by the property company, then the property company will not be able to serve and manage the community normally. In this case, the property management enterprise can sue the people's court, and the result of the property company suing the court is to let the owner make up the property fee.