Some car owners basically choose to buy underground parking spaces when buying a house, but they are told to pay the parking space maintenance fund after buying a parking space. So do I have to pay the parking space maintenance fund? I think this problem needs to be considered from both property rights and non-property rights.

Must I pay the parking space maintenance fund?

This needs to be considered in two situations. Property rights and non-property rights are two different situations and cannot be generalized:

1. No property right: If the owner has no property right but only the right to use the parking space, the owner may refuse to pay the parking space maintenance fund. If you don't have your own parking space, it means that the parking space belongs to the owner and you don't need to pay the car repair fund.

2. Property right: Because the above-ground parking space belongs to the owner, you only need to pay the maintenance fund for the underground parking space. In most cases, the property right of the basement is basically the same as the main area of the house, so the owner naturally needs to pay the repair fund.

What is the parking space maintenance fund?

The role of the parking space maintenance fund is to maintain the parking spaces in the community, and most of them are paid by the owners who own the parking space property rights. According to national regulations, in the case of selling commercial housing, buyers need to pay 2%-3% of the total house price as a house repair fund.

And now most parking spaces are included in the housing area. There is no doubt that when the housing repair fund is paid, the parking space repair fund is also paid. The parking space maintenance fund belongs to the owners of the whole community, and private individuals may not misappropriate it. Only two-thirds of the owners agreed to use it.

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