Is it reasonable to pay a 20-year property fee to send a parking space?

There is no clear stipulation in the law on the practice of paying 20-year property fees to send parking spaces, and its rationality depends on many factors.

On the one hand, property companies may think this is a reasonable strategy, because it can reduce the burden on buyers and help increase sales and income. In addition, for property buyers, buying parking spaces can provide more convenient travel and parking services, and can also increase the added value of real estate.

On the other hand, this practice may cause some problems. First of all, the amount of property fees for 20 years may be very high, and property buyers may bear excessive economic pressure. Secondly, if the value of parking spaces is much lower than the amount of property fees for 20 years, property buyers may feel unfair. Finally, this practice may affect the normal collection and management of property fees and bring potential risks to the property.

To sum up, whether it is reasonable to pay a 20-year property fee to send a parking space needs to consider many factors. If property buyers really need to buy parking spaces, they can negotiate with the property company and decide whether to accept this condition according to the value of parking spaces and their own economic situation. At the same time, property buyers should also pay attention to understand the terms and details of the contract before signing, and make careful decisions.