How much property fee will be sued?

The amount of the property fee for suing for arrears is not clearly defined, mainly depending on the specific property company, for the following reasons:

1. If it is not paid, the property management company has already fulfilled the urging procedure, that is, the owner is notified to pay the property fee, and if the owner still fails to pay the property fee, he can sue;

2. If the property knows or should know that the property fee is overdue within two years, it can bring a lawsuit at any time. In practice, the owner will not immediately file a lawsuit against the owner because of the arrears of property fees. Generally speaking, litigation will be considered after the following steps:

(1) If the owner defaults on the property fee, the property will generally be urged in time after it is discovered;

(2) If the owner fails to pay again within a reasonable time, the property may notify the owners' committee to assist in collection;

(3) If the owner still fails to pay within a reasonable time, the property will consider charging the property fee and claim compensation through litigation.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Regulations on Property Management.

If the owner refuses to pay the property fee without justifiable reasons or fails to pay the property fee within a reasonable period after being urged in writing, and the property service enterprise requests the owner to pay the property fee, the people's court shall support it. Property service enterprises have provided services in accordance with the contract and relevant regulations, and the people's court will not support the owners' defense on the grounds that they do not enjoy or need to accept relevant property services.