Anshan city collects housing maintenance fees on a large scale for the city's property houses. Is it arbitrary charges? Are there any in other cities? This has never happened before.

First of all, this matter is legal. If there is the Measures for the Administration of Special Maintenance Funds for Residential Buildings in Anshan City (Order No.0/69 of the Municipal Government), it is legal, so it is not arbitrary charges.

Then this seems reasonable, and it is mandatory to collect the pension money for the house, so that if there is a headache in the future, you can use this money to repair the house, saving a lot of other troubles (mainly the government's troubles)

In principle, the money is not given to the government, but deposited in an account, which belongs to all owners in theory, a bit like compulsory insurance.

Just because there are no other cities doesn't mean there won't be any in the future. Before long, many cities will learn from Anshan.

But there is something unreasonable about it. First of all, how is the amount of this fee determined? Is it reasonable?

Secondly, many old houses are about to be demolished and handed over. Do they still need maintenance?

Third, if the money is not used up by steak time, will it be refunded?

Again, the money is deposited in the bank, and who will get the proceeds?

Again, will the money be used by the government like social security? Will there be loopholes? What if the government can't make it up?

These are all unreasonable places, but there is no way. . . China . .