Do I need to pay the property fee if the new house is not renovated?

Recently, a friend said that the rough house he bought is being renovated and will move in at least half a year or even a year later, but the property has already collected the property fee, and he also said that if it is not paid, water and electricity may be cut off, and there are many vacant houses in the community because it is not handed over, and there are not a few like him. Then, do you need to pay the property fee if you don't live in the newly bought house?

The answer is yes, even during the renovation of the house, the property fee needs to be paid normally on a monthly basis. According to the regulations, the property fee is paid by the owner after taking the house and getting the key. The renovation period of the house means that the owner has closed the house and needs to pay the property fee normally on a monthly basis.

These are clearly stipulated in the Civil Code. Article 944 stipulates that the owner shall pay the property fee to the property service provider as agreed. If the property service provider has provided services in accordance with the agreement and relevant regulations, the owner shall not refuse to pay the property fee on the grounds that he has not accepted or does not need to accept the relevant property services. In addition, Article 944 of the Civil Code stipulates that the property fee shall be borne by the owner, who shall pay the property fee according to law. If the owner refuses to pay the property fee without reason, the owner can ask for a notice, but the owner cannot refuse to pay the property fee for any reason, and the owner can complain to the property. However, there are regulations in the country, and the property owner can apply for arbitration and refuse to pay the property fee by means of water, electricity or gas cut-off.

Even so, there is still the possibility of communication. Blank houses that do not live can apply to the property in writing to pay less property fees, but the specific amount of relief depends on the owner's own negotiation, because this requires the owner to communicate with the property company, and each property company has different requirements for this. After communication, you don't need to pay the full amount, which can relieve some pressure more or less.

To sum up, property managers provide normal property services, such as maintaining the environment and ensuring the safety of the community. All owners need to pay property fees normally, even if they don't move in. If you decide not to stay for a long time, especially in rough houses, you can apply for negotiation, which will reduce your living expenses and your living costs.