Property parking spaces have been rented for many times.

1 Is there a public garage? The property rights of underground garages are generally owned by the development and construction units and sold to the outside world. Before the sale, the owners of residential areas need to rent them out. There is a provision in the Property Management Regulations that the longest lease period for renting parking spaces to other units or property users is six months. Therefore, there are no restrictions on the owners in the community. If the owner feels that he can continue to rent a car before the underground garage in the community is sold, the property company can manage it well and charge a fee. It's impossible to talk about renting a car space. The property management company will see whose lease expires and drive people out. If this is your case, you will definitely not do it! If this underground garage really belongs to a development enterprise, the property management company is responsible for helping to manage it, and the vacant parking spaces are not rented to the owners, then the owners of the community can complain to the local property authorities.

Is this discrimination? Landlord, do you think the property management company has the right to ask you to come in this week and go out next week after buying an underground garage? As for the above-ground parking spaces, they belong to all owners. Must abide by the provisions of the community owners' meeting and the provisions of the property management agreement. Starting from the overall interests of the community, we must abide by the system of limiting the number of residential areas. I feel that this property management company is doing very well, as long as it is based on the interests of all owners, reasonable and legal (personally). If only from your personal point of view, you may feel wronged.

For the fine of locking the car, which infringes on the owner's personal private property, the owner can protect his legitimate rights and interests through law.

(But there is a premise, whether the owners abide by the property management statute and the agenda of community rules formulated by the community owners' committee. If they violate it, then the property company and the owners' committee have the right to make a settlement according to the property management statute or community rules and regulations! )

I hope the landlord will treat every incident rationally, not completely from personal interests. There is no parking space here, and the property management company directly does not allow vehicles to enter the community. This is based on the interests of all owners.

I hope to add a little!