Should the right to use the pool area belong to all owners? Is there a basis for the property company to collect parking fees privately?

There is a lot of pool area for buying a house now, but many people don't know much about it.

If you understand the policies related to real estate, when signing the purchase contract, you should find that the pool area does not actually refer to all public parts. For example, the fire room, stairwell and elevator room of a building really belong to the pool area. But the area outside the building, that is to say, the parking lot, actually does not belong to the pool area of a certain owner, but belongs to the site of all owners.

Nowadays, with the improvement of living conditions, many families begin to own cars, so it is incomprehensible to charge parking fees for property. Most owners feel that the house is bought by themselves, the car can enter the community, and there should be free parking spaces. Interested friends should find that parking fees are generally signed in the property service contract. If you want to determine whether your parking fee is charged privately by the property, you can actually consult the industry Committee of the community first.

Industry committees are organized by members of society themselves, not to say that they exist. If there is none in the community, you can also consult the developer. Of course, if the developer is no longer in the city, then you can also ask the property company in the community to provide the basis. And this basis must be legal, such as property contracts, whether signed with developers or with community owners, these contracts are valid.

If you find property violations, you can also report them to the local authorities. I believe the government will definitely control the property units. Don't act rashly, which will not only solve the problem, but also cause adverse effects.