Do I have to pay a property fee to buy a house?

When buying a house, you don't need to pay the property fee. Generally, you don't pay it until you hand over the house. The owner should go through the check-in formalities at the residential property management office. The owner has obtained the key to the new house as the beginning of the owner's check-in, so the owner should start paying the property management fee at this time.

After the owner goes through the check-in formalities, the public service fee for property management shall be paid by the owner or user on a monthly basis. For owners who have purchased but have not moved in, they will pay 50% of the public service fee for property management within one year. At the same time, in order to prevent some real estate speculators from leaving their houses idle for a long time, it is stipulated that the public service fee for property management after one year is 100%.

What should I pay attention to when paying property fees?

1. Is it unreasonable to refuse to pay the property fee?

In our life, usually. If our owners refuse to teach you property fees. At this time, our personal credit information will inevitably have a bad record. However, it does not mean that in all cases, it is unreasonable for you to refuse to pay the property fee. For example, this property company has raised the property fee privately, so at this time, as the owner, we have the right to refuse to pay these excessive property fees.

2. Is it necessary to pay as long as the property provides services?

Generally speaking, within the scope of the contract signed by the property, after the property begins to provide services. No matter whether your house is occupied or not, you need to pay a valid property fee. However, if the property company privately carries out some services unrelated to the contract. Then this is our owner, and we have no obligation to pay this fee. Therefore, when the property management party provides services unrelated to the contract, as the owner, we can choose to refuse to pay this fee.

3. Whether the property company has the right to cut off water and electricity.

If the owner defaults on the property fee. Then the property management company will generally take the method of cutting off electricity and water for the owner's house. Do you know that?/You know what? Does the property company have no right to cut off electricity and water for the owners? You know, water and electricity supply is the responsibility of the Water and Electricity Bureau. The property management company only collects for the water and electricity bureau? They have no right to stop using water and electricity!

4. Whether the owner has the right to ask about the expenditure of business expenses.

As a payer of property fees, it is also a consumer. You have the right to know about the consumption of property fees, and it is naturally necessary for the business transparency of property companies. If the owner has doubts about the property fee, the commercial company has the right to issue relevant service fees on the property fee.