If you don t get the house key, you will have to pay a strata fee

As long as the developer notifies the owner in writing or ** that the property has been collected, the owner will start to pay the property management fee in the following month, even if the owner has not yet received the house key.

Of course, according to the different systems of each company, vacant houses can be appropriately reduced, and late fees can be appropriately reduced.

It will also be reduced or exempted according to some measures taken by the property management company due to problems such as repairs by the owner at the time of repossession.

According to Article 42 of the Property Management Regulations, the owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the property service contract. If the owner and the property user agree that the property user shall pay the property management service fee, the owner shall be jointly and severally liable for the payment. The property service fee shall be paid by the real estate developer before the property is actually delivered to the buyer for possession, and shall be paid by the owner and the buyer after the actual delivery.

In general practice, the property management service fee is paid on a monthly basis, so in practice, the property management service fee is generally paid from the month following the actual receipt of the house by the buyer. In addition, when the owner receives the house from the developer, the owner has the right to actually occupy and use the house, and enjoys the property management services of the property service company.

According to Article 6 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in the Trial of Cases Involving Property Management Service Disputes, if a property management service enterprise has provided services in accordance with the contract and relevant provisions, and the owner only uses the defense that he has not enjoyed or does not need to accept the relevant property management services, the people's court will not support it.

Do you mean the unrepossessed? If so, what is the reason for the non-acceptance, is it your reason or the quality of the refusal?

Both non-collection and refusal are subject to payment of property service fees, but they will be charged according to the property fee of vacant houses;

Summary. pro 3 ! If the new house meets the conditions for the delivery of the house and has complete delivery documents, the owner has not received the keys and needs to pay the property fee!

However, it is possible to pay the strata fee according to the vacant house.

I haven't received the keys to the new house, do I have to pay the property fee?

pro 3 ! If the new house meets the conditions for the delivery of the house and has complete delivery documents, the owner has not received the keys and needs to pay the property fee! However, it is possible to pay the strata fee according to the vacant house.

The new house does not meet the acceptance conditions, so let the property be repaired.

It has not been repaired, and now it is repaired and ready for acceptance and delivery, and the property fee should be calculated from now on or according to the time when the developer's house is installed.

The new house does not meet the acceptance conditions, and if the delivery conditions have been met, you need to pay the property fee! But it is possible to negotiate with the property....Generally, the strata fee will be waived.

If the conditions are met and the conditions are not accepted, the property fee is known, and the key is to calculate the property fee from the beginning of the acceptance conditions, or according to the delivery time of the original house.

It starts from the time the delivery procedures and delivery conditions are met!

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Kiss! That's so kind.

I got the key to the house, I haven't lived in it, how to pay the property fee.

Hello is very happy to serve you, do not live also need to pay the property fee, as long as you pay the house, the house is yours, the property provides services for the community, you must pay the property fee. Property services refer to the common areas, and the services that you can't live in the common areas have already begun. The time of payment of the property fee shall be subject to the time determined by the signing of the property contract.

The Property Management Regulations clearly stipulate that the property buyer shall pay the property service fee in full according to the property service contract from the date of completion and delivery of the property. According to the regulations, the owners of the community should pay the property management fee in accordance with the pre-signed property service contract from the date of delivery. Since the property has been delivered, the property management fee should also be paid, regardless of whether the owner actually lives in it or not.

This is because many property services (e.g. security, cleaning, etc.) are provided by the utility company regardless of whether the owner actually lives there or not. For the problem that the property fee can be halved or discounted if the property fee is enough for a long time, according to the current relevant regulations, the vacant house should also pay the property management fee. There is no clear legal clarity on how much to pay, and the owner can negotiate with the property management company.

Generally speaking, the procedure for the owner to take possession of the property is for the developer to issue a notice of repossession, and after receiving the notice, the owner signs to confirm if there is no objection. If there is no special agreement between the parties, the property management fee shall be calculated from the date of receipt of the property, and the property management fee charged by the property management to the community mainly includes the management of community order, greening and cultivation, maintenance of public facilities, public environmental sanitation and cleaning, and other charges involving the peripheral management and services of the entire community.