What if the tenant doesn't pay the property fee?

Property fee is the fee that the owner or lessee must pay. If he refuses to pay, the property company has the right to recover through legal means and can apply to the court for compulsory execution.

Property fee refers to a kind of fee that the owner or lessee should pay for the maintenance and property management of the public part of the house. If the tenant fails to pay the property fee, it may affect the normal use right of other owners or tenants, so the property management company has the right to take legal measures to recover it. First of all, property companies can collect money through various channels, such as telephone calls and text messages. If you still don't get a response, you can entrust a professional lawyer to issue a reminder and ask the tenant to pay the amount owed within the specified time. If it still refuses to pay, the property company can apply to the court to file a lawsuit against the tenant and ask the court to order it to pay the amount owed. Once the court makes a judgment, the tenant needs to perform the judgment according to the law and must pay the amount owed and related expenses, otherwise the property company can apply to the court for enforcement. Of course, before taking legal measures, the property company should also negotiate and communicate with the tenants according to relevant laws and contract terms to try to solve the problem. In addition, in daily property management, property companies should also ensure fair and transparent management, enhance the sense of participation and trust of owners or tenants, and avoid disputes arising from property fees.

How to determine the standard of property fees? The standard of property fee includes basic property service fee and value-added service fee. Standards are formulated by property companies according to local government regulations and developer contracts. The basic property service fee mainly includes basic services such as daily maintenance, cleaning, security, greening, garbage removal, etc. The standard is generally calculated according to the construction area per square meter or the construction area of each household; Value-added service fees refer to additional services, such as parking, housekeeping, and payment of water and electricity fees. Standards can be formulated according to the actual situation. When determining the standard of property fees, we need to consider the quality and efficiency of property services and the interests of customers, which should be reviewed and approved by the owners' meeting or industry Committee and implemented after being approved by government departments.

Property fee is a problem that must be faced in housing property management. In the process of management, property companies should abide by laws, regulations and contractual agreements, try their best to solve property fee disputes, protect the legitimate rights and interests of owners or tenants, and improve the quality and credibility of property services.

Legal basis:

Article 16 of the Measures for the Administration of Property Service Charges shall be paid in full by the development and construction unit if the property has been completed but not yet sold, or if it has not been delivered to the property buyer on time due to the reasons of the development and construction unit.