How to charge the property fee for commercial and residential dual-use houses?

1, according to what you said, is your building for commercial and residential use, is it owned by a small owner or a developer's property?

2. If there are small owners, it depends on the provisions of the property service contract signed by the established owners' committee and the property management company. If it is a developer's building, it depends on the contract signed by the developer and the property. (Some properties are branches of the developer, which is equivalent to the property management fee set by the developer. )

Because of the content of residential and non-residential (offices, warehouses, shopping malls, etc.). ) Property services vary greatly, and the charging standards are different. As far as the price is concerned, the house must be cheap.

3. The charging price shall be subject to the stipulations of the signed property service contract. Your commercial and residential dual-use building generally belongs to non-residential real estate, so it is different from the concept of self-occupied building, that is, residence.