If you use the rent maintenance fund, can you use it casually in the future?

1. In general, you can only apply for maintenance funds after five years, because maintenance funds are generally used as maintenance expenses for roof waterproofing, and roof waterproofing generally has a five-year warranty period. During this five-year period, the developer is responsible for maintenance matters and expenses.

2. The developer is not responsible after five years. Once the quality problems such as roof waterproofing need to be repaired again, the buyer can only apply for using the maintenance fund, so it takes five years to use the maintenance fund.

3. The maintenance fund is the fee that buyers must pay when buying a house. This fee is mainly used for the later maintenance of public * * * areas and public * * * equipment and cannot be used for other purposes. As long as the applicant's reasons for applying for using the maintenance fund meet the requirements, he can apply to the owners' committee for using the maintenance fund.

First, how to use the housing maintenance fund

1. When the warranty period of the house expires, the money can be used to repair the house. You know, this money is used for public facilities and areas, including beams and floors, and public areas include corridors, sidewalks and external walls. Public facilities include fire fighting, pipelines and parking lots.

It is complicated to apply for this foundation. Usually, applications can only be made after most owners agree. There is no industry Committee in the community, and it is generally handled by the property management. If there is no property in the community, in this case, you can only ask the community for help, and the relevant departments can only use it after review.

3. When the fund is useless, it can also be used to buy some government bonds or other funds, but it cannot be moved to other things. For example, if there is a problem with the funds of the property company, you can also borrow a month's maintenance fund for turnover.

Second, what are the conditions for the use of residential public maintenance funds?

1 20 10, the Interim Measures for the Use of Special Maintenance Funds for Commercial Residential Buildings, which came into effect on June 1 0, stipulates that the special maintenance funds for commercial residential buildings shall be owned by the owners, and shall be used exclusively for the maintenance, renewal and transformation of residential buildings and facilities after the warranty period expires, and shall not be used for other purposes.

2. General use parts include: basic structural parts such as residential foundation, load-bearing wall, column, beam, floor, roof and outdoor wall, public transportation parts such as corridors, foyer, stairs and lobby, and structural parts such as refuge floor, equipment floor or computer room.

3. * * General facilities include elevators, antennas, lighting, fire-fighting facilities, green spaces, roads, street lamps, ditches, pools, wells, non-operating parking garages, public cultural and sports facilities, garbage passages, smoke exhaust passages, water tanks, pumps, mailboxes, lightning protection devices, fire extinguishers, fire hydrants, drainage pipes, manholes and septic tanks.

4. The relevant person in charge of the Municipal Housing and Construction Bureau specifically pointed out that the public * * * maintenance fund is used for overhaul, medium repair and renovation of * * old parts and * * old equipment and facilities after the property warranty period expires.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Measures for the Administration of Special Maintenance Funds for Residential Buildings The * * * used parts of residential buildings as mentioned in these Measures refer to the parts shared by the owners in a single house or the owners in a single house and the non-residential owners connected with their structures according to laws, regulations and housing sales contracts, generally including: residential foundation, load-bearing walls, columns, beams, floors, roofs and outdoor walls, halls, stairs, etc.