Do you have to pay property fees for fund-raising houses?

Whether to pay property fees for fund-raising houses mainly depends on whether to accept property services, because as long as it is a residential area that implements property management, it is necessary to pay property management fees. Property owners and users entrust property management units to carry out daily maintenance, repair and rectification of residential areas and provide other services related to residents' lives.

The difference between fund-raising housing and commercial housing

The biggest difference between general commercial housing and fund-raising housing is the difference of land use rights. General commercial housing is the sale of land use rights, land leasing. "Fund-raising house" is a kind of house that changes the traditional system that housing construction is contracted by the state and units, and the government, units and individual workers share the housing cost, and raises funds from various channels for housing construction without market purchase and direct distribution. Compared with ordinary commercial housing, fund-raising housing has obvious differences.

First of all, ordinary commercial housing is a product independently developed by real estate developers, and then its value and use value are realized through market buying and selling relations, which is a complete market operation behavior. Therefore, the general consumer groups of commercial housing are extensive and there are no special restrictions.

Secondly, there are differences in various procedures of bidding between fund-raising housing and general commercial housing. Real estate development companies must have "five certificates" to develop and operate general commercial housing, that is, they must have planning land permit, construction project planning permit, commencement permit, land use permit and housing sales permit at the same time. General commercial housing land is for sale, mainly through bidding, auction, listing, market transfer and other means to obtain.

Can I borrow money from the fund-raising house?

Fund-raising housing is to raise funds to build houses, which has changed the system that housing construction is contracted by the state and units and shared by the government, units and individuals. Individual workers can give partial relief according to all or part of the contributions of house prices, credit, building materials supply, taxes and fees. The fund-raising house can be mortgaged, but it needs the consent of the unit. The materials generally needed are: the application form and contract (company seal) for employees to raise funds to build houses; The approval of the unit to raise funds for building houses (issued by the Housing Reform Office) and the roster of employees who participate in raising funds for building houses after the audit; The "Agreement on Raising Funds to Build a House" signed by individuals and units; Copy of the planning permit for the unit to raise funds to build a house; A copy of the construction permit for the unit to raise funds to build a house; Receipt and personal identity certificate of individual's payment of fund-raising housing funds.