How can I pay the property fee if the new house is not renovated or checked in?

According to the "Property Management Regulations", even if the owner does not move in, he must pay the property management fee after completing the formalities of closing the house. And the property fee has nothing to do with decoration and occupancy. Extended data:

When to pay the property fee varies according to different regions and communities, but most communities start to collect the property fee from the day the developer delivers the house.

Can I reduce the property fee if I don't live in a house?

The house is unoccupied and the property fee cannot be reduced. Because the house has been taken over, it is the owner's choice not to live, but the property management company has played a safe and clean role in the public parts, so it cannot be exempted. But it can be reduced through negotiation. The general property fee of 1 year can be reduced by 1 month, with a maximum of 70%.

Because there is no check-in, no elevator, no public lighting, no electricity bill, and no one will produce domestic garbage when living at home. These are all saved for the property management company, so the property management fee can be reduced.

Under what circumstances can property fees be reduced or exempted?

1. If the house is not delivered, the property fee shall be paid by the developer.

Property fees are generally paid in advance for half a year or one year from the day of turnkey. If the quality problem is found to seriously affect the occupancy when the house is handed over, the developer will pay the property fee before the house is repaired and notified again. Remember that your words are groundless, and you must keep the evidence.

If the delivery of the house is delayed due to the owner's reasons, the starting time of the property fee shall be calculated from the previously agreed delivery date, and the property fee during the extension period shall be paid together with the owner's receipt of the house.

2. The house is for rent, and the contract indicates that the property fee shall be paid by the tenant.

If the house has been rented, the property fee shall be borne by the owner unless otherwise agreed by both parties. If there is a clear agreement in the lease contract that the property fee shall be paid by the lessee during the lease period, and the contract is confirmed in writing by the property management company, the property fee shall be paid by the lessee and the owner shall bear joint liability.

3. Vacant houses can apply for property fee reduction.

After the acceptance of the owners, vacant houses that have not been renovated and do not have occupancy conditions or have not been used for a long time after occupancy may apply to the property for reduction or exemption of property fees. The specific relief range is determined by the owner and the property through consultation, which is generally 70% or 50% of the charging standard agreed in the contract. However, in order to avoid the emergence of fake vacant houses, the property will charge a one-time property fee for half a year and control water and electricity.

4. The property raises the charging standard and expands the charging range without authorization.

In violation of the contract or the relevant provisions, the people's court shall support the expansion of the scope of fees, the increase of fees or the repeated charges without authorization. If the owner requests the property to refund the illegal fees it has collected, the people's court shall support it. Therefore, if the property management company charges in violation of regulations, the owner can raise a defense and refuse to pay.