Do I have to pay the property fee if the house is vacant?

If the house is empty, you have to pay the property fee. As long as the house is handed over, the owner has the right to actually occupy and use the house. Even if the house is vacant, the property fee will still be paid. But it is not clear how much the vacant house needs to pay. According to the provisions of the property contract, 70% of the standard fee can be paid. Property management fees mainly include greening management fees, security fees, cleaning fees, depreciation rate of fixed assets of property management enterprises, daily operation and maintenance fees of public facilities, salaries and benefits of staff and so on.

Under what circumstances can I not pay the property fee?

1, illegal collection of property fees.

If the property company in your community collects property fees in violation of regulations, then the owners of the community can refuse to pay the property fees. Moreover, the problem of illegal collection of property fees by property companies is very serious now, but most owners submit to humiliation. In fact, in this case, the owners can refuse to pay too much property fees, because the property companies dare not sue you, because they are also indefensible.

2. Adding services without consent.

If the property management company of the community increases the service content without the consent of the community owner, then the community owner can also refuse to pay the property fee at this time. Generally speaking, community owners will sign property service contracts with property companies. If the property company increases the service items without the consent of the industry committee or the owners, then the owners of the community can refuse to pay the service fee according to the property service contract signed at that time.

3. Delayed delivery of the house

Now many people buy houses that are faster, so it is common for developers to delay delivery. If people encounter a delay in delivery after buying a house, they can also refuse to pay the property fee, because the developer's reasons for delaying delivery are generally their own reasons, so the owner does not have to pay the property fee at this time. In this case, the property fee should be borne by the developer.

4. No house.

The property fee is generally calculated after the owner of the community takes over the house, so the owner does not need to pay the property fee before the community owner officially takes over the house from the developer, but if the property company wants to charge in advance, then the owner can refuse to pay. However, if the property buyer has indeed closed the house, but has not moved in, then in this case, the property fee should be paid normally.

What do you mean, vacant?

Vacant houses, as the name implies, are unsold commercial houses within one year after the completion of the developer's construction. Vacant house is a special word in real estate development and sales market. Generally, like those uncompleted residential flats that are almost completed in our daily life, the rooms in the whole property have become vacant rooms due to the break of developers' funds and other reasons. There is also a kind of vacant house because the market sales situation is not good, which leads to the house not being sold and has been vacant, and it also belongs to vacant house.