The strata fee is generally calculated from the date of handover. The Property Management Regulations issued by the state 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 owner should pay the property fee in full according to the pre-property service contract signed before from the date of delivery.
Therefore, the strata fee is calculated from the date of handover, not from the date of receipt. When signing the purchase contract, the owner should pay attention to the starting time and payment method of the property fee, and clearly stipulate it in the contract to avoid unnecessary disputes in the later stage. If the owner has any questions or problems about the strata fee, they can communicate with the strata company or relevant departments to solve them.
What are the precautions for paying the strata fee?
1. Timely payment: The owner shall pay the property service fee in full and in a timely manner in accordance with the property service contract. Avoid defaults and late fees.
2. Check the details: The owner needs to carefully check the details of the property fee to ensure that he has not been overcharged or charged an unreasonable fee. If you have any doubts, you can consult and verify with the property company.
3. Maintain a good relationship: The owner needs to maintain a good relationship with the property company, actively communicate and feedback problems, and jointly maintain the environment and order of the community. If there is any dissatisfaction or opinion, it can also be reflected and resolved through appropriate channels.
4. Understand the content of the fee: The owner should understand the specific content and charging standard of the property fee to avoid misunderstandings and disputes.
5. Keep the voucher: The owner should keep the payment voucher so that it can be used as proof when needed.
6. Do not default on fees: Owners should avoid arrears of property service fees, so as not to affect their credit history and property service quality.
In short, owners should pay attention to paying property service fees on time and in full, understand the content and charging standards of property services, and maintain good communication and cooperative relations with property management companies to protect their legitimate rights and interests and property service quality.
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