The property management company has changed. What about unpaid property fees?

Hello, all property fees need to be paid. The old property must be handed over here first, unless the old property has entrusted a new property and notified the tenants. If the old property doesn't respond to this, the owner can apply to the owners' committee to join the new property company and ask the old property company to do a good job of handover. If the old property company refuses to cooperate here, you and residents can report to the real estate administrative department of the local people's government and order it to be corrected within a time limit.

Legal basis: Article 949 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates that if the property service contract is terminated, the original property service provider shall withdraw from the property service area within the agreed time limit or within a reasonable time limit, return the relevant information necessary for the property service premises, related facilities and property services to the owners' committee, the owners who decide to manage themselves or their designated persons, cooperate with the new property service provider to do a good job of handover, and truthfully inform the use and management of the property. If the original property service provider violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the owner shall not be required to pay the property fee after the termination of the property service contract; If losses are caused to the owner, it shall compensate for the losses.