Can I not pay the property fee?

First of all, when we pay the property management fee, we should be clear about what money we are paying. Many people don't know what expenses are included in the property fee. Because most people often consider whether the house is expensive, whether it is a school district, whether the transportation of the house is convenient, the supporting measures of the house and so on when buying a house for the first time. It is directly related to the living quality of the citizens in the later period. This aspect of real estate has become a factor that many people will ignore. Therefore, it is easy for citizens to have many other contradictions with the property of this house after they live in it, so there have been various negative news such as the owner's refusal to pay the property fee of the purchased house, the security guard beating people and so on. Therefore, everything has two sides, not all problems are caused by the property, and of course not all mistakes are the owners' fault. Therefore, after the owners encounter problems, they must first find out whether this property fee must be paid and under what circumstances it can be exempted. First, this property fee does not belong to the scope that the owner should pay, and you can directly refuse to pay this property fee; Second, if the service quality or service attitude of the property is poor, the property fee can be temporarily refused; Third, when the property provides services that are not agreed in advance or agreed by the owner, the owner himself has the right to refuse to pay. Generally, the property fee will be collected from the second month after the key is handed over to the owner. If you get a house in business, but you don't move in, you can pay 70% of the operating expenses after the property right is confirmed. After the owner moved in (including house decoration), but did not live, it was confirmed that the house had not been used continuously for 6 months. In the seventh month, the property fee of this house will be paid at the original 70%.