Do you need to pay property fees where there is no elevator or parking lot in the general community?

The answer is yes: yes, unless your neighborhood doesn't even have a property.

The property fee is responsible for security, cleaning, greening and sanitation (commonly known as four packages), and then for the maintenance, maintenance and minor repairs of equipment and facilities outside the red line of this community. Large and medium-sized repairs should be paid by all owners from public maintenance funds or public income.

Therefore, paying property fees has nothing to do with whether there is a place to park and whether there is an elevator.

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This solution is provided by the Army Port.