I bought a rough house and left it vacant for several years. The property suddenly informed me to pay the property fee. Should I pay it?

After buying a rough house, getting the house key from the real estate developer and signing the relevant property service agreement with the property, you will officially become the owner of the community. This house has begun to enter your own program, and at this time, the early property of the community has begun to provide management services for the community, and the property fee is calculated from this time.

Moreover, it is clear that the service object of the property company is the house, not the owner, that is, the property does not consider who the owner is, because no matter who the house belongs to, the property service remains unchanged, no matter who the owner of the house is, the property fee in the signed agreement is to be paid.

Although it is said that after getting the blank house, the blank house was not renovated immediately because of its own reasons, but the blank house was temporarily vacant, this does not mean that the property did not provide property services for the house you bought. In this vacant year or two, the property will provide corresponding property services to the public facilities, flowers and plants, sanitation and so on in the community.

On the surface, it seems that you didn't feel the service personally. Who will maintain the public facilities, flowers and trees, public health, public facilities and convenience information of that community for a year or two? These are the services provided by the property to the house. Although I didn't feel it personally, I still felt it in essence. At least. After entering the community, you can see that the property service personnel have carried out security protection and cleaned the community, which is obviously to provide services. What is the reason for not paying the property fee?

If I feel that my rough house has not been decorated well, and the property service in the community is very common, then I can communicate with the property to see if the property fee has been reduced accordingly, so I believe I will feel more balanced and can satisfy my own ideas.

How to treat a blank house that has been vacant for one or two years and the property allows it to pay the property fee?