Do you want to find a property for the parking space in the community?

Residential parking spaces need to find property, because they need to be registered in the garage system of the property. When looking for a parking space to rent, you can consult the property, or you can rent it directly from the owner who bought the parking space. After confirming the lease, pay attention to signing a lease contract with the other party and clearly stipulate the relevant lease matters.

Precautions for parking spaces

1. Determine the owner of the parking space.

When signing a contract, we must abide by the law and find the legal owner of the relevant parking space. If the parking space in the community is not for sale, you can find the real estate management office by default. The real estate company is the legal property owner of the parking space in the community. If you have rented a parking space from other owners, you must check the other party's sales contract at this time to buy a parking space, so as to avoid the owner breaking the contract and causing economic losses. When signing a contract, it is best to provide evidence with property witness.

2. Determine the lease term and the basic information of the parking space.

To rent an underground parking lot, you need to check the specific location in advance and estimate the parking area. In the lease contract, the lease term (for example, 3 or 5 years) and financial-related matters, such as whether to increase the rent every year, the way and date of payment of the rent, must be negotiated. There are white and black notes.

3. Determine the rights and obligations of both parties.

This should be made clear when signing the underground parking lot lease contract. Both parties to the contract are clear about their rights and obligations, for example, the property owner should provide parking spaces for parked vehicles, and should not pile up maintenance items or affect the parking spaces of other parking spaces owners. If the building violates the contract and does not unilaterally terminate the tenant, it must pay liquidated damages according to the actual situation.