According to the property management regulations, the house is open, but the key is not open. Do I still need to pay the property management fee?

According to the property management regulations, regardless of whether the owner has gone through the check-in procedures, the owner must pay the property fee after receiving the notice from the developer.

The owner's situation is that the house is half-finished, and there are many reasons why it is not completely completed. No matter what the reason, as long as the developer has passed the house acceptance process and obtained the property acceptance certificate, the house will have the occupancy conditions if it has obtained the occupancy certificate.

Although the owner may think that it is inevitable to refuse to get the house key because of such a small problem, because the house has reached the use condition, the owner may not refuse to get the key because of the quality of the house.

If the owner finds that there are serious problems in the quality of the house through the authoritative department, he can refuse to accept the house, and all losses such as property fees will be borne by the developer.