Don't you have to pay property fees for the house you live in?

Yes, as long as you hand over the house, you have to pay the property fee. Property management is aimed at public areas, regardless of whether the house can live.

After all, the owner's house is in the community, and the property management company also looks at the house for the owner and provides services for the public space of the community. Therefore, even if the house is vacant for a long time, the owner has to pay a certain property fee.

Article 83 of the Property Law stipulates:

Owners shall abide by laws, regulations and management regulations.

For acts that damage the legitimate rights and interests of others, such as refusing to pay property fees, the owners' assembly and the owners' committee have the right to require the perpetrator to stop the infringement and compensate for the losses in accordance with laws, regulations and management regulations.

That is to say, if the owner claims that he has never enjoyed the services provided by the property service enterprise (for example, the owner claims that he has never enjoyed the services because the houses abroad are uninhabited) or does not need to accept the relevant property services (for example, the owner downstairs claims that he has never taken the elevator, etc.). ), the court does not support it.