Is it reasonable to charge the full property fee for the property?

As long as the house has been completed and delivered, it is necessary to pay the property management fee, which is only a matter of the developer or the owner. The main boundary is completion and delivery. Only after the developer informs to handle the handover procedures (existing houses), do a good job of handover inspection. If there are problems that need to be rectified, you can sign a rectification book with the developer and the property, and then sign it after the rectification is completed. No property fees are paid during the rectification period, so that there is protection.

Every place has different property regulations, and you have to pay if you don't live here, but some places can reduce it, but it is impossible to completely exempt it. Moreover, if you want to apply to the property management company or other departments for property fee reduction, it is inevitable that you will pay if you have not lived here. Without this reason, you'd better know your local regulations first, and then decide whether to apply for property fee reduction or exemption according to the regulations.

As long as you get the key to the house, whether you decorate it or not, you have to pay the property fee if you move in or not. The legal provisions for the payment of property management fees: the owner shall go through the check-in formalities at the residential property management office and obtain the key to the new house as the beginning of the owner's check-in.

Because "sometimes the owner will rent the blank house directly, but in fact, he will have to pay 100% of the property management fee". Also, in the north, you must go to the heating company to stop heating in advance, otherwise it will be regarded as heating and charged the same fee.

When the house is closed, there is a property fee. Turn-key is an important project of delivery, that is, it is generally considered that turn-key is delivery, and of course there are some other details. So you need to pay the property fee.