We often hear the request put forward by the condominiums, to adjust the allocation expenditure so as to favor those who do not live or leave the property vacant and occupied units in a condominium. This is nevertheless far from the extent covered by the Civil Code relating to building and common areas. In fact, every landlord and tenant is required to pay the condominium fees to cover costs. If a housing unit a condo is not inhabited and is not rented, the costs should be allocated, however, despite those related to management, are not related directly.
This is prepared by the Civil Code.
What to do?
If you have not lived in an apartment because the holiday or because you do not have inqulini, the only thing to do is pay the fees anyway. In its meeting on, you can forward the request to a different division, to act only with the consensus meeting. Otherwise, you can, where the apartments are vacant in large numbers, put forward proposals for a reduction in services, such as cleaning.
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