Why do tenants have to pay property fees?

Tenants have to pay property fees because property fees are the expenses incurred by tenants during their residence.

If the landlord proposes to pay the property fee himself when renting, it will be paid by the landlord, subject to the rental contract signed by both parties at the time of renting. The rental property fee is generally borne by both the landlord and the tenant, but the specific payment method depends entirely on the negotiation result between the landlord and the tenant.

If the rental property fee is borne by the tenant unilaterally, it must also be clearly reflected in the contract, so that the interests of the tenant will be higher. The property fee for renting a house also needs to be paid regularly. If the property fees are not paid regularly in accordance with the regulations of residential property, it will also affect the credibility of tenants, and it is also necessary to compensate the residential property department for certain losses.

Property fee rules

Shall not unreasonably refuse the property manager to carry out property management, which shall be implemented in accordance with the contract and relevant regulations. As long as these services are effectively provided, if the owner refuses to pay the property fee on the grounds that he has not accepted or does not need to accept the relevant property services, it is an unreasonable refusal to pay the property fee, which constitutes a breach of contract and should bear the liability for breach of contract.

Overdue payment of property fees. That is, the owner violates the agreement and fails to pay the property fee after the expiration of the reasonable period. First of all, property service providers can urge owners to pay fees within a reasonable grace period and determine the grace period. Secondly, if the owner still fails to pay after the grace period, the property service provider can file a lawsuit or apply for arbitration, and the court or arbitration institution will make a judgment. After the judgment, if the owner refuses to perform the obligation to pay remuneration determined in the judgment, the court may enforce it.