What should I do if I don't pay the property fee and don't apply for the real estate license?

You don't have to pay the property fee to apply for the real estate license, but you can sue.

1. It is unreasonable for the property management to handle the real estate license on the grounds of not paying the property fee. Property fees and real estate licenses are completely different.

2. The payment of property fees is based on the entry into force of the property contract. According to industry practice, the property contract is signed when the house is handed over, and there is no property service subject without the house.

3. The property fee is based on the service provided by the property company to the owner or the owner's house. Before handing over the house, the owner has not moved in, and the property management company has not provided services to the owner or the owner's house. There is no contractual relationship between the two parties, so there is no problem of paying property fees.

4. If the owner is not satisfied with the charges of the property management company, he can go to the Price Bureau to verify the contents and standards of the charges. If the fees charged by the property management company are inconsistent with the standards published by the Price Bureau, he can ask the Price Bureau to punish the property management company and ask it to make corrections.

5. It is the contractual obligation of the real estate developer to handle the real estate license under the circumstances stipulated in the contract. Generally, the time limit for handling the real estate license will be agreed in the commercial housing sales contract. Once the developer delays the handling, the parties can choose to handle it themselves or bring a lawsuit to the court to ask the developer to immediately handle and pay the liquidated damages.