Can I get a discount for buying a new house without staying in the property fee?

The house you bought has not moved in yet, so you have to pay the property management fee. If the house is not renovated within one year after receiving the house, the full property fee will be paid. I will give you a detailed answer to the question of whether you can pay the property fee at a discount if you don't live in a new house.

1. Can I get a discount on the property fee for buying a new house without staying?

1. You have to pay the property management fee for the house you buy. If the house is not renovated within one year after receiving the house, the full property fee will be paid. After one year, if you still don't decorate or move in, you can pay 70%-80% of the full property fee. The purchase of commercial housing is uninhabited, and property management fees are also required. If the house is idle for a long time, you can negotiate with the property management company or charge it at a discount according to the relevant local policies.

2. Legal basis: Article 23 of the Regulations on Property Management, the construction unit shall express the temporary management agreement to the property buyer and explain it before the property is sold.

When signing a property sales contract with the construction unit, the property buyer shall make a written commitment to abide by the temporary management agreement.

2. How long does it take to move into the newly renovated house?

It is suggested that the room should be well decorated, and all furniture should be ventilated for at least half a year before moving in. Formaldehyde testing should be done before moving in, especially for newlyweds, who need healthy germ cells during pregnancy and a pollution-free environment after pregnancy. Therefore, in addition to normal ventilation, formaldehyde should be actively treated, and activated carbon can be put indoors to adsorb formaldehyde, or black tea can be soaked in water to enlarge it. Some plants can be raised to absorb formaldehyde. After the renovation of the new house, you can put green plants in the house, such as chlorophytum, aloe and green radish. In this way, these plants can not only beautify, but also absorb a lot of formaldehyde to make our indoor air fresher. However, it should be noted that this method has many shortcomings, that is, plants absorb formaldehyde for a long time and the efficiency is not very high.