Do I have to pay the property fee if I don't accept the house? Does anyone understand?

I want to collect! ~ Anyway, my property has been collected and I haven't moved in yet! As long as the property informs you to close the house, the property fee will be collected from that day. It's your business to accept it or not. There are also some properties for owners who can't live, and there will be preferential property fees. Go talk to them. Maybe he will charge less! ~ Let's talk in detail about why you want to hand it in! ~ According to the Regulations on the Management of Urban Real Estate Development and Operation, the developer can only deliver the house if he has obtained the record acceptance certificate and fire acceptance certificate, and provided the delivery conditions such as Residential Quality Guarantee and Residential Instruction Manual. If the house is delivered after acceptance, even if the owner doesn't move in, it can't be exempted from the obligation to pay the property fee, because the property management company has provided greening, cleaning and safety services for the community and provided agreed services for the public parts in accordance with the contract, so it has the right to charge the corresponding service fee in accordance with the previous property service contract. If the owner fails to go through the formalities of closing the house for his own reasons, he should also make up the property fee when closing the house. Second, how to pay the house levy fee 1. The main occupation fee of differentiated payment can be divided into two parts, one for the developer and the other for the property company. The fees paid to developers usually include: compensation for area increase; Liquidated damages; Pipeline gas account opening fee; Cable TV installation fee; Telephone and broadband installation fees; Security system costs; Real estate agency related expenses (deed tax, area measurement fee, production fee, etc.). ); Other expenses stipulated in the real estate sales contract. Fees paid to property management companies usually include: several months of property management fees in advance; Working capital for hydropower generation; Decoration deposit; Decoration garbage cleaning fee, etc. In the actual delivery, the charging subjects are often confused, and property companies often interfere with the delivery of houses. We often see developers and property companies joining hands. Once there is a charge dispute in the delivery of real estate, some developers will hand it over to the property company regardless of the specific situation, resulting in unclear charging subjects and arbitrary charges. Last friendly reminder! ~ What the car mainly pays attention to is that the subject of the relevant expense voucher should be consistent with the subject with the right to charge. If it is collected by a property company, it should be required to show the original power of attorney of the developer, otherwise the relevant formalities will not be handled. That's probably it! ~ I hope to help you! If you think my answer is good, you can give me a compliment! ~