The purchased new house has not been renovated, but the property has already started to collect property management fees. Can I refuse to pay the property management fee in this case?

The key is whether the owner has closed the house. The standard of repossession is that the owner has received the key of the house purchased, and the owner has obtained the key of the house purchased, indicating that you have accepted the house yourself. At this time, no matter whether you can't live, you need to pay the property fee. If you don't accept the house key, it means that you don't have to pay the property fee before you accept the house.

For those who have got the house key, but refuse to pay the property fee without living, the property company may solve it through litigation. In this case, it is unlikely that the owner will win the case. So think twice.