According to Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Special Maintenance Funds for Residential Buildings, "the owners of the following properties shall deposit special maintenance funds for residential buildings in accordance with the provisions of these Measures: (1) Residential buildings, except those that are owned by one owner and do not share * * * parts and facilities with other properties; (2) Non-residential buildings in residential quarters or non-residential buildings connected with single residential structures outside residential quarters. If the property listed in the preceding paragraph belongs to the sale of public housing, the selling unit shall deposit special housing maintenance funds in accordance with the provisions of these Measures. " That is to say, after the warranty period of * * * residential parts and * * * facilities and equipment expires, the money in the maintenance fund paid by the owner will be used to maintain, update or transform the premises used by the owner. This part of the money is paid by all owners according to the type of their houses. If your private parts are damaged, the maintenance fee will be paid by yourself.

Therefore, buying a house must pay the housing maintenance fund.