Is it reasonable for the community not to let tenants park?

It is certainly unreasonable for the community not to let tenants park.

Lease of real estate by the lessee is equivalent to obtaining the security right corresponding to the real estate right.

Therefore, under the premise of fulfilling its obligations, the lessee should enjoy the same property use right as the owner. The properties here include public facilities, roads, greening, public parking spaces, leisure and entertainment facilities, elevators and access control management systems.

Why should we emphasize the premise of fulfilling the obligations of the owners, taking parking spaces as an example, because parking spaces in some communities must be purchased by the owners before they can be used; Parking spaces in some communities are used by owners who pay rent. According to the unified policy of the community, it can be handled normally.

It is unreasonable and even illegal to refuse to cooperate with the property just because it is a tenant. Although tenants have no property rights, they actually have the right to use property rights. You can ask the lessor and the owner to cooperate to solve the problem.

If the long-term lease, if communication and coordination can not be resolved, seriously affecting the normal use of the property, you can take legal measures. Of course, it is also necessary to weigh whether the input and output are cost-effective.

This also reminds tenants that in order to avoid possible troubles, it is best to add problems that need the owner's guarantee to solve in the lease contract, such as parking spaces and kindergarten enrollment. Once you encounter difficulties, you can regard it as the other party's breach of contract and demand compensation, which is more convenient and cheaper.

The above opinions are for reference, and I wish you a happy life!