Who will bear the cost of property management in the early stage?

The developer, the property owner and the owner have accepted the house and handed in the key, which means the owner has accepted the house. The property fee is calculated from this time and paid in advance for one year. This is a routine, there are no hard and fast rules, and there are indeed unreasonable places.

If you don't move in, you have to pay the property fee, because the services provided by the property, such as greening, sanitation, elevators, sewage, etc., are not aimed at one family but at all owners, so as long as the property right is in your name and the house is accepted, you have to pay the property fee.

However, you said that it is unreasonable to pay the property fee in advance because the community has not been built and the property service has not started. However, there is no big loss for you. After all, it is still calculated from the property they provide, but it is paid some time in advance. I suggest you hand it in first year. After all, many procedures have not been completed, and it is difficult for many owners to form a joint force. Once you have a dispute with a developer or property, it will be very difficult for you to handle it alone. In the next year. If the property service is not in place, or there are unreasonable places in other aspects, it will be very effective for you and other owners to delay or refuse to pay the property fee next year to urge the property to improve the service level.