After buying a house, I went to the property management office to go through the formalities. I was told that the original owner never came to get the key, and owed more than 40 thousand property fees

After buying a house, I went to the property management office to go through the formalities. I was told that the original owner never came to get the key, and owed more than 40 thousand property fees for five years, but the liquidated damages reached1.40 thousand? Hello, although I don't know which project and region you are talking about, according to experience, the announcement should have the words "all taxes, utilities and property arrears shall be borne by the buyer", so it is suggested to do all the work well in advance and find a professional auction company to help avoid risks.

In addition, you can communicate with the property management company and let the property management company sue the original owner separately. However, unless it is a very high-end community, the property may not want to interfere with the new owner, otherwise the general property management company will still hold on to the current owner for processing.

I hope it will help you, and I will entrust lifelong service at one time. ?