Is there a loss fee for a year's property?

Whether the property loss fee for one year is reasonable or not depends on the form of water and electricity charges collected by the property company.

Theoretically speaking, the providers of water, electricity and heating fees should be the providers of water, electricity and heating, that is, the water supply company collects water fees from the owners, the power company collects electricity fees and the heating company collects heating fees. However, in practice, many property management companies often charge utilities and heating fees for convenience. There are two main forms:

Free collection: for some properties, the property management company signs water supply, power supply and heating contracts with water supply companies, power companies and heating companies, and the property management company pays the water, electricity and heating fees to the water supply companies, power companies and heating companies in a unified manner according to the summary table, and then the property management company collects relevant fees from each owner;

Entrusted collection: Some property management companies are entrusted by water supply companies, power companies and heating companies to collect relevant fees from each owner. Entrusted by water supply companies, electric power companies and heating companies, property management companies collect water, electricity and heating fees from owners, and then transfer the collected fees to water supply companies, electric power companies and heating companies, which pay certain service fees to property management companies.