Is the property responsible for the car being scraped in the underground garage of the community?

Legal analysis: Yes. It depends, of course. Whether the car is scraped in the community depends on whether there is a contract between the owner and the property. If there is an agreement with the property, it is necessary to clarify what obligations the property undertakes to the vehicle. If the property assumes the custody obligation, the nature of the charge is the custody fee, so the property is liable. If the contract stipulates that the property only provides parking lot lease and does not assume the obligation to keep the vehicle, then the property whose vehicle is scratched will not assume the responsibility.

Legal basis: Article 55 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that when there are potential safety hazards in the property, which endanger the public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of others, the responsible person shall timely repair and maintain it, and the relevant owners shall cooperate. If the responsible person fails to perform the maintenance obligation, it can be maintained by the property service enterprise with the consent of the owners' meeting, and the expenses shall be borne by the responsible person.