Can the prepaid residential property fee be refunded?

Now most communities have property management. As owners, they need to pay property fees every month. Some people will pay a lot of property fees in advance to avoid trouble. Can the prepaid property fee be refunded?

Generally speaking, prepaid property fees are refundable. As long as you don't owe the property management fee, you can ask the property to refund the overpaid property fee. But whether the property fee can be refunded depends on the property management contract signed. If no agreement is reached, both parties can negotiate. If negotiation fails, they can sue for settlement.

What is the charging standard of property fees? 1. The charging standards of different services provided by property management companies for owners or users of each community are also different. Part of the service charges are determined by the property management company through consultation with the owners or users. For some service items, the charging standard shall be implemented according to the regulations of relevant government departments.

2. When collecting property management fees, some items are one-time charges, some are collected regularly, and some items are collected flexibly. The collection standard of property management fees is limited by the relevant national policies and regulations, and it is not allowed to collect fees at random. On the other hand, the charging standard of property management fees is also limited by the income level of users and subject to the principle of good quality and low price. Therefore, the determination of property management fees should follow certain principles and adapt to the income level of users.

What are the consequences of not paying the property fee? 1. Breach of property contract.

First of all, the owner pays the property fee according to the provisions of the property contract, and the charging standard of the property is also stipulated in the property contract. If the owner does not pay the property management fee, that is, it violates the property management contract, then the responsibility for breach of contract lies with the owner. Once there is a dispute in the later period, the owner will be indefensible.

2, involved in judicial disputes

If the owner fails to pay the property fee for a long time, it will lead other owners to follow suit. If most owners do not pay property fees for a long time, the normal operation of the community will be affected. If many people don't pay the property fee for a long time, the property will sue the owners who don't pay the property fee, and the result of the prosecution is to make up the property fee, because the owners who don't pay the property fee belong to the indefensible party, and if they are sued, they will definitely lose the case.

Step 3 be blacklisted

Once the owner fails to pay the property fee and enters the judicial process, the court will require the owner to enforce the obligation to pay the property fee, but it will not be implemented after the court's judgment, and the court will incorporate this behavior into the credit information system. Now many cities have this regulation, which makes malicious refusal to pay property fees punishable. At the same time, it is conducive to the formation of the entire social credit system.