After the delivery of the house, the owner has not renovated or moved in. Why should he pay the property management fee?

In fact, after the delivery of the house, even if the owner does not move in, he still has to pay the property fee. This is because his service to the owner actually came into being at the moment of handing over the house, so whether you move in or not, you still need to pay the property fee. In fact, most people now face a problem after buying a house, that is, in the process of not decorating the house, the owner has not moved into the house, but still needs to pay a certain property fee.

Many people don't quite understand this situation. Since they don't have a house at all, why do they have to pay the property fee? This is actually because after the owner buys a house, the property needs to clean the public areas around the house and some maintenance problems in other public areas.

Then, from the moment you go through the handover formalities with the developer and get the house key, you need to pay the property fee, because even if you don't move in, the so-called public areas of the house still need to be cleaned and maintained, so such fees must be paid.

Many people think that they have neither decorated their houses nor moved in. Naturally, they don't produce a lot of rubbish. They need to clean the public areas around the house. But in fact, when you get the house, it represents this public area, and you need to share the cost for it. So even if you choose to move in, you still need to pay the property management fee, because the house is in this area, which has nothing to do with whether you move in, but whether you are the owner of this house.