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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, as long as the owner takes over the property, the management fee will be charged on the property side, and it will be calculated from the day you take over the property, because according to the property management regulations and the property law, the property fee will be calculated from the date when the owner receives the house, and the owner shall not fail to fulfill the obligation to pay the property fee on the grounds of not living in it, not decorating it, etc.; Therefore, as long as you receive the house key and go through the procedures for receiving the house, you will have to bear the obligation to pay the property fee.
If it is a reasonable property fee, you landlords still need to pay it in time. The law protects the utility company from charging a reasonable strata fee. >>>More
Generally speaking, it has little to do with the property, and the upstairs residents will compensate you, and if you can't find the person responsible, you need all the upstairs residents to share the compensation cost.
The balcony of your house is private property, and if the property is messed up, you can call the police to deal with it. It is also possible to claim compensation for damages. If you're asking for help with the property, you can have them come to your home to deal with it. It is still possible to charge.
Unreasonable courier is a waiter, the service fee itself is relatively low, and the service object is the owner. >>>More
Yes, because it belongs to public facilities, it is the same as lawn, greening, and community roads, and belongs to all the auxiliary facilities of the owners, that is, the necessary supporting facilities