If the property management company asks the owner to raise funds in the name of changing the elevator privately, what is the nature?

Without the discussion and approval of the owners' meeting, it is illegal to raise funds by reporting the cost sharing plan to the neighborhood Committee and the property department of the real estate office for the record.

It is not illegal to raise money for owners to share elevators. If the elevator in the community needs to be replaced after a long period of use, but the maintenance fund is not enough, the owner needs to raise funds to replace it. However, the specific fund-raising plan and fund management must be discussed and approved by the owners' meeting or the owners of the building, and the cost-sharing plan should be reported to the neighborhood Committee and the property department of the real estate office for the record.