Do I have to pay property fees if I don't live in a house?

If you don't live in a house, you have to pay the property fee.

Generally speaking, the property company should charge the full property fee. Will not reduce expenses because there are fewer owners or don't live in. If the property management company has not signed a property service contract with the owner or the owners' committee, then you can refuse to pay the property fee. But if the property company has signed a contract with the owners' committee, but not with the owners themselves, then you still need to pay the property fee.

Matters needing attention in paying property fees

When the community collects property fees, we use such a warm reminder to remind every owner of the community. Dear Owner: Hello, thank you for your support and cooperation to the residential property all the time.

In order to make the property service of this community work normally, this year's property fee collection work starts from today. Please take time out of your busy schedule to pay the property fee at the property management office. If it is inconvenient, you can contact the property manager of the residential area at any time, and can provide you with on-site charging service or transfer payment.