The house in the community has never been occupied. Do I have to pay the property fee?

Has the house in the residential area never been checked in and paid the property fee? According to the "Regulations on Property Management" and "Measures for the Implementation of Property Management", the owner shall bear the property service fee for the property that has been delivered to the owner. If it is not delivered to the owner, the property service fee shall be borne by the construction unit. In other words, as long as the house is delivered to the owner, regardless of whether the house is occupied or not, the owner should pay the property service fee in full and on time in accordance with the property service contract, and shall not delay or refuse to pay the property service fee.

Generally speaking, regardless of the occupancy rate of the community, proper property management will be carried out as usual. After all, the property company provides the overall service. Owners who don't live for a short time should pay the property fee in full, but for owners who don't live for a long time, the property fee for vacant houses can be flexibly reduced or exempted.

I bought a house in the community, but no one lived in it. Do I have to pay the property fee? Need to pay property fees. The property fee is calculated from the delivery date on the occupancy notice. Vacant houses are paid in full in the first year. Vacant for more than one year, 70% will be paid from the second year.

Do I have to pay property fees for the self-managed community? Refusing to pay property fees must have reasonable reasons.

You can't refuse to pay the property fee because someone is in charge of the community, and you will be sued to the court.

The property fee of the community, the vacant room is in the community, should I pay the property fee from the day I get the key? However, according to your local charging standards, the percentage of property fee reduction for vacant houses is not much.

I bought a rough house in Beijing for 3 years and never lived in it. Do I have to pay the property fee? There is also a health fee. be

No, this is collected by households. Give it to one family if there is one. If you think it's negotiable, you should also discuss it with the property.

For a house that has never lived in, it is necessary to pay the property fee. The property management company will not care where you can't live, but also pay it when it is empty. Otherwise, how can they make money?

My building has been unoccupied since it was handed over. Do I need to pay the property fee?

After the delivery of the house, I haven't checked in, so I need to pay the property fee.

Property buyers must pay property fees on time according to regulations.

Does the resettlement housing community need to pay property fees? If the property of the resettlement housing community can show the charging license and charging basis issued by the * * * department, then you need to pay the property fee, otherwise you don't need to pay it.

Do you have to pay property fees for vacant houses? Yes, vacant houses are also a part of property management, because when you live in them, you can use everything, which is the payment of property. If you don't live, there is no property management. When you live, your home may be gone, occupied, without water and electricity. However, we can discuss with the property management department to see if it is possible to reduce or waive some of these fees. Although these reductions and exemptions are illegal, we can still talk about them appropriately. If not, just say, then I won't compensate them first, until you have an insurance policy.

Generally speaking, you can't reduce it, depending on your ability.

Do I have to pay the property fee if I don't accept the house? The "Property Management Regulations" stipulates that "the property that has been built but has not been sold or handed over to the property buyer shall be paid by the construction unit" refers to the situation that the construction unit fails to sell the house according to normal procedures or notify the owner to take over the house, or the house does not meet the delivery conditions due to the seller of commercial housing, the buyer does not enjoy the property service, and the early property service fee is borne by the construction unit. However, this does not mean that the buyer can use this clause to deliberately delay the repossession. Under normal circumstances, if the buyer refuses to take over the house without justifiable reasons, the delivery date of the house is the date when the seller gives a written notice to take over the house, and the property service fee thereafter shall be borne by the buyer, and the related risks shall also be borne by the buyer. Article 12 of the new model contract for the sale of commercial housing in Zhejiang Province can also stipulate the buyer's liability for breach of contract if the house cannot be delivered on time due to the buyer's reasons. Therefore, as long as the house is postponed, the buyer must not postpone the payment of property fees.