How much is the property fee owed for more than 3 years?

There is no fixed answer, it depends on the specific laws and regulations, the property service contract and the negotiation between the owner and the property management company.

First, the legal basis for the reduction of property fees

Property fee is the fee that the owner should pay according to the property service contract, which has a clear contractual and legal basis. Provisions on reducing unpaid property fees are generally scattered in local laws and regulations or property management regulations. These laws or regulations usually stipulate that under certain circumstances, owners can apply for partial or full property fee reduction. However, for specific situations, how to determine the scope of relief often needs to refer to specific laws and regulations.

Second, the actual situation of property fee waiver

In practice, the reduction or exemption of property fees usually requires consultation between the owner and the property company. If the owner fails to pay the property fee for a long time, the property company can recover the arrears through legal means, such as issuing a dunning notice and bringing a lawsuit. In this case, if the owner wants to get the property fee reduction, he needs to communicate and negotiate with the property company actively, explain the reasons for the arrears and his own difficulties, and strive for the understanding and support of the property company.

At the same time, some local laws or policies may also provide for the reduction or exemption of property fees. For example, in some areas, it may be stipulated that in case of force majeure factors such as natural disasters and epidemics, the owners may apply for partial or full reduction of property fees. However, these regulations usually need to meet certain conditions and procedures, and the owners need to carefully understand and apply them according to the regulations.

Three. Negotiation and solution

For owners who have been in arrears with property fees for a long time, the best solution is to negotiate with the property company and make a reasonable repayment plan. Through consultation, the owners can win a certain grace period or reduce some late fees and other preferential measures, thus reducing their economic pressure. At the same time, owners should also actively fulfill their obligations, pay property fees on time, and maintain good property relations and community environment.

To sum up:

There is no fixed answer to the amount of property fees owed for more than three years, depending on specific laws and regulations, property service contracts and negotiations between owners and property companies. Owners should actively understand the relevant laws, regulations and policies, actively communicate and negotiate with property companies, and seek reasonable solutions when facing the problem of arrears of property fees.

Legal basis:

property management regulations

(The specific regulations may vary according to the actual situation in different places. Take the regulations in a certain area as an example. )

Article 45 provides that:

The owner shall pay the property service fee in full and on time in accordance with the property service contract. If the owners violate the property service contract and fail to pay the property service fee within the time limit, the owners' committee shall urge them to pay within a time limit; If it fails to pay within the time limit, the realty service enterprise may bring a lawsuit to the people's court.