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I think these property management fees and utilities should really be borne by Ms. Chen, but I think property management has no right to prevent Ms. Chen from living in her own house, because the house belongs to Ms. Chen, and property management is only the responsibility of managing the community. Ms. Chen, who lives in Guangdong, spent190,000 yuan to buy a luxury house in June 2020. However, after completing the formalities of the mansion, Ms. Chen was unable to stay in this mansion after successfully obtaining the real estate license. The reason is that the former owner of the mansion owes more than 200,000 property management fees, and the property management has to let Ms. Chen settle more than 200,000 property management fees before she can live in the house.

Moreover, when the house is auctioned, it is indeed stipulated that the expenses such as utilities and property management fees shall be handled by the buyers themselves. This means that the new owner can negotiate with the property management, solve the matter through legal channels, or ask the original owner for help. Legally, because Ms. Chen has ownership, she should also bear these arrears. When the reporter wanted to interview the property management of this community, the property management of the community refused the reporter's interview, saying that the interview was meaningless and only asked Ms. Chen to come over to discuss the matter.

In my opinion, when the old owners auction the house again, they should truthfully mark how much money the house owes, otherwise they will cheat the new buyers. In order to avoid similar situations when buying a house, you must go to the property office of the residential area where the house is located before buying a house to see if the former owner owes the property management fee. If you owe money, you'd better not buy this house. If you really want a house, you can also make conditions to the seller, for example, the seller will pay all the fees before the buyer will buy it. When buying a new house, you should be careful not to be cheated, and when buying a second-hand house, you should also be careful not to be cheated. The risk of buying a court auction house will be greater, and there may be cases where homeowners cheat, because some homeowners are forced to auction their houses by the court because they owe money.

It can be said that buying a house is full of pits. If you want to buy a house successfully, you'd better find a reliable intermediary. Although you will charge an agency fee, it is better than being confused by yourself. I personally suggest that buying a second-hand house is the least risky and you can move in immediately. If you don't like the decoration style of the original house, you can tear it down and reinstall it. What Ms. Chen should do now is to ask the original owner for the property management fee. If it doesn't work, she can negotiate with the property management to pay less. After all, property management will not want to lose all their money, forcing Ms. Chen to sell the house directly, and they can't help it. This incident was actually caused by Ms. Chen's carelessness, and she herself was partly responsible.