Under normal circumstances, you need to pay a lot of fees when buying a new house. In addition to the cost of the house, you also need to pay taxes and maintenance funds. What are the procedures that need to be completed when applying for a real estate certificate?

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Whether it is necessary to pay the maintenance fund first when applying for a real estate certificate. There is no clear regulation in the law whether it is necessary to pay the maintenance fund first when applying for a real estate certificate.

"Full text of the Measures for the Management of Special Residential Maintenance Funds" Article 7 Owners of commercial residential buildings and non-residential owners shall deposit special residential maintenance funds according to the building area of ??the property they own, and the amount of the first phase of special residential maintenance funds per square meter of building area shall be deposited

5% to 8% of the cost per square meter of local residential building installation projects.

The construction (real estate) competent departments of the people's governments of municipalities, cities, and counties shall reasonably determine and publish the amount of the first phase of special residential maintenance funds per square meter of building area based on the local conditions, and make timely adjustments.

Article 8 of the "Measures for the Management of Special Residential Maintenance Funds" Article 8 When selling public housing, special residential maintenance funds must be deposited in accordance with the following provisions: (1) The owner shall deposit special residential maintenance funds according to the building area of ??the property he owns.

The amount of the first-phase housing special maintenance fund deposited is 2% of the local housing renovation cost.

(2) The unit that sells the house shall draw a one-time special housing maintenance fund from the house sales proceeds according to the principle that the multi-story residential building shall not be less than 20% of the house sales price and the high-rise residential house shall not be less than 30% of the house sales price.