The maintenance fund we pay for when we buy a house. Many neighbors don't know how to use it。
Today, as an ordinary household, i'm talking to you。
According to the relevant property regulations and the civil code, the maintenance fund is the “old-age money” of the house。
This money was spent last year when the outer walls of my neighbourhood flooded, and that's what really happened。
This money is not the same as property fees。
Property charges cover such minor matters as routine cleaning and security patrols。
The maintenance fund is specifically designed to deal with major repairs in public areas in small areas。
If the maintenance fund is to be used, it will first have to be available。
There was a leak in the house, a broken door and a broken window, and the money was certainly not available。
Projects for which exclusive units such as water and electrical pipelines are responsible are also not in use。
Houses are still under maintenance for developers and no maintenance fund can be applied for。
The normal house maintenance period is two to five years, after which the application process can take place。
It is normally used by the formal owner voting process。
As required by the civil code, the required number of persons and size ratio must be met before it is adopted。
After the voting has taken place, it will have to be publicized, filed and followed the process。
In sudden-onset risk situations, there are emergency green corridors。
For example, elevators have security hazards and external walls are loose and can be repaired directly。
The subsequent publication of expenditure and construction in the sub-districts is sufficient, without the need to vote in advance。
If the maintenance fund in the account is not enough, there is no need to panic。
Most of the public revenues, such as district advertising and parking, are used to supplement the fund。
When the balance is too low, the household is also given uniform notification of the standard contribution。
And one more thing you have to remember is that the maintenance fund follows the house。
The house was sold and the money was automatically transferred to the new household and could not be returned alone。
Only if the house is demolished or lost will the remaining amount be returned proportionately。
Overall, the judgement is based on three key points。
Is it a public area, has there been a warranty period, and process compliance。
The rules are clear, and we will see what we can do with the maintenance of public facilities。
Have you used the maintenance fund before? What have you fixed
