Should the property fee be calculated before the house is closed?

Before buying a house, each of us will tell us that we will charge a certain property management fee according to different areas every year. However, when to start paying property fees, some new house owners will have doubts. Do I have to pay for not living in it? This article will give you a brief introduction to when the property fee should be calculated!

1. When should the property fee be calculated?

The owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the owner and the user of the property agree that the user of the property will pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability for payment. For the completed property that has not been sold or handed over to the buyer, the property service fee shall be paid by the construction unit.

Second, do I have to pay if no one lives?

Many people want to know whether to charge property fees during the vacant period before repossession. In fact, we have to pay a certain property fee after the time limit stipulated in the purchase contract begins. No matter whether you move in or not, because the property management work has been carried out at this time and the previous property service agreement has come into effect, you have to pay it!

3. Whether to pay all the property fees.

There are generally two States of uninhabited houses: one is that the developer meets the delivery standard, but the owner does not accept the house and the house has not been delivered; The second is that after the owner repossesses the house, the house is vacant for a long time. In this case, if the property is not delivered to the property buyer on time due to the reasons of the development and construction unit, the property service fee or property service fee shall be paid in full by the development and construction unit.

The above is about when the property fee should be calculated. I hope it will help everyone!