According to the Regulations on the Management of Residential Maintenance Funds, if houses, equipment, facilities, venues and places are still in use after the maintenance funds are used up and need to be updated, modified, overhauled or replaced, all property owners, that is, all owners, will continue to raise funds. If the resistance is relatively large, the government's housing and construction departments, offices and neighborhood committees can organize their own owners' meetings and temporarily renew the lease. The best way is to continue to raise maintenance funds according to the distribution of local property area to ensure the normal use of houses, equipment and facilities in the later period.

If you don't continue to raise funds, and the owners don't want to share it automatically, you can only wait for the community not to maintain and increase its value, the facilities are aging and backward, the site is damaged, the community is overloaded, and the quality of the community is declining.