Do you need to pay the property fee for a house without living?

Houses that don't live need to pay property fees.

Although the owner of the house has not moved in, the property itself is enjoying security, cleaning and other property services. We cannot ignore the fact that the property has reached the due standard just because an owner has not enjoyed the relevant services.

Therefore, even if the house is unoccupied, the property fee needs to be paid.

The details of residential property fees are as follows:

1. Salaries, benefits, clothing of security guards, cleaners and maintenance managers, as well as daily management expenses of some office staff.

2. Hygiene and cleaning, this part is not only the sanitation of the stairwell, but also the sanitation of the public garden road in the community.

3, the maintenance of greening, this is mainly the pruning and replanting of greening, as well as spraying insect repellent at ordinary times.

4. Daily maintenance of safety facilities. Security facilities also mainly refer to community monitoring, which must be maintained daily to ensure the safety of owners. However, many attributes will never be maintained.

5. Daily maintenance of the elevator. The elevator needs professional regular inspection by the maintenance company, and the certificate is affixed. The maintenance company is responsible for eliminating some daily problems, and this part of the cost is the property fee.

6. Daily maintenance expenses of public facilities and public parts. Such as sports facilities, community health parks, basketball courts and so on.

7. Depreciation loss of special equipment for property.

8. Secondary water supply costs and garbage removal costs in residential areas.