If the property fee is not paid for several years, it will be prosecuted.

The property management company has been in arrears for more than three years, and the property management company has not urged or sued the owner within three years.

According to the inquiry of China Travel Service. Com, the property fee is a kind of fee paid by the owner to the property management enterprise according to the property service contract, which is used to maintain and manage the public facilities, equipment and environment of the community. Paying property fees is the owner's obligation and the premise of enjoying property services. If the owner refuses or defaults on the property fee, the property management enterprise has the right to bring a lawsuit to the court and demand the owner to perform the contractual obligations. According to Article 1088th of the Civil Code, the limitation of action for the right of claim is three years, counting from the day when the obligee knows or should know that the right has been infringed. This means that if the owner is in arrears with the property fee for more than three years, and the property management company has not urged or sued the owner within three years, and has not interrupted the statute of limitations, then the property management company's claim for this part of the property fee has exceeded the statute of limitations and lost legal protection. However, one of the characteristics of property fees is continuous debt, which will generate new property fees every month. Property management companies can claim or sue the owners at any time. Therefore, property management companies will generally not let owners default on property fees for more than three years, but will take legal measures to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests within three years. To sum up, if you don't pay property fees for several years, you will be prosecuted. There is no fixed answer, depending on the attitude and behavior of property management enterprises. Generally speaking, the property management enterprise will file a lawsuit within three years after the owner defaults on the property fee, requiring the owner to pay the property fee and liquidated damages. If the owner has justified reasons to refuse or default on the property fees, such as inadequate property services or unreasonable fees, he can negotiate with the property management company or safeguard his legitimate rights and interests through legal channels.