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When applying for a real estate certificate, do I still need to pay a maintenance fund? What is this?

To apply for a real estate certificate for a first-hand new house, you must pay the maintenance fund and deed tax. After the payment is completed, you can apply for the real estate certificate. For a second-hand house, you do not need to pay the maintenance fund again. After the transfer of the real estate certificate is completed, you can handle the transfer of the maintenance fund, and the maintenance fund (maintenance fund)

"Public maintenance funds" and "residential special maintenance funds" refer to the amount of money paid by the owners of residential properties to a certain standard for the maintenance of public parts and public facilities and equipment within the property area.

Transfer funds to a special account and authorize property service companies or other management units to use the funds.

Maintenance funds are jointly raised by the owners of the property. Owners have ownership of the maintenance funds in proportion to their payment, but the right to use them belongs to all owners. A single owner is not allowed to withdraw all of his maintenance funds from the bank.

Maintenance funds are combined with the specific house, exist and disappear with the existence of the house, and do not change due to changes in the specific owner. When a new owner becomes a new owner due to a change in the property rights of the house, the maintenance funds should also be renamed by the old owner to the new owner's name.