If the property fee is not paid for 7 years, how many years can it be paid at most?

Up to 3 years. According to the inquiry of Article 64 of the Property Management Regulations, there are different opinions on how many years a seven-year property fee can be paid in violation of the property service contract. Up to 3 years: if the property management company does not continue to demand payment, the owner can pay the property fee for up to 3 years. Maximum two years: according to the time limit stipulated in the property contract, if the property fee is not paid within the time limit, the property and the owner can negotiate to pay it within a specific time limit. If negotiation fails, the property has the right to bring a lawsuit to the court. Maximum five years: Long-term failure to pay the property fee may lead the property company to take legal measures to recover the arrears, and the maximum payment period is generally five years.