The new house has not been renovated or moved in. Do I need to pay the property fee?

Property fee is a common expense in our daily life. Every owner who buys a house needs to bear a certain property fee. So many people may have this question. When did the property fee start to be paid? If he bought a house and didn't move in, he wouldn't have to pay on time. In order to understand this problem, we need to interpret it from many aspects.

What is the national policy on property fees?

Article 2 of the Regulations on Property Management promulgated by the State Council: The term "property management" as mentioned in this Regulation refers to the activities that the owner selects a property service enterprise, and the owner and the property service enterprise repair, maintain and manage the house, supporting facilities and related sites in accordance with the property service contract, so as to maintain the environmental sanitation and related order in the property management area. In other words, it is the obligation of every owner to bear the property fee, as long as all owners need to pay the property fee.

When will the property fee take effect?

If you buy an auction house, you don't need to pay the house price. The answer is no, and the property fee is calculated after the owner has passed the acceptance and confirmed that it is correct. From then on, the owner needs to take the initiative to bear the property fee. In many places, property fees are also called health management fees. In fact, the two are the same, but the names are different. Property fees also include parking space management and other related expenses. After understanding this, I believe many car owners may have the following questions.

Do you need to pay the property fee if you don't live after handing over the house?

There is no doubt that the answer is yes, because the property bears the responsibility of protecting your house. No matter whether there are people living in it, the property needs to take full responsibility for safety accidents. This is the obligation of the property, so it is natural for the owner to take the initiative to bear the property fee, which is not necessarily related to the vacancy of the house.

From the above analysis, it can be seen that the owner will bear the corresponding property fee from the date of delivery, regardless of whether the house is vacant. I hope the above interpretation will help you.