Legal provisions on the income of public areas for property rental

A, the legal provisions of the property rental public * * * regional income.

The income from the use of some properties (including the income from the previous property management period) belongs to the owner of the * * * * property.

1, owned by all owners.

The parking fees for parking vehicles on roads or sites in the community, the income from advertising expenses such as obtaining advertising billboards by using public areas in the community, and the income from renting public buildings in the community to all owners' management houses and mobile houses are all owned by all owners.

2. Some owners.

Use * * * to obtain advertising fees, rental fees and residual value from some properties and facilities, which are owned by some owners. For example, when there are two or more houses in the community, the elevator advertising fee generated by one house belongs to the owner of the house.

Second, what is the public interest of the community?

1, advertising revenue of community public area.

2. Income from parking spaces in public areas of residential areas.

3. Income from renting booths in community public areas.

4, the use of community public facilities income. If there are swimming pools, tennis courts, badminton courts and other venues in the community, which belong to the public facilities of the community, the owners of the community will pay a certain fee when using them, then the money should also belong to public income.

5, some communication operation management fees, such as some broadband and communication companies entering the community, if they pay, this fee also belongs to the public interest.

6. Compensation for damage to public facilities in residential areas.

7. Operating expenses of self-service water vending machines. Now there are some self-service water vending machines in the community. If these water machines pay management fees when they are stationed, then this fee should belong to public revenue.

8. Property management housing income. If the property management company rents out one or several useless rooms, then the rent should be counted as public income.

3. The Notice on Strengthening the Management of Special Maintenance Funds for Residential Property stipulates that part of the income from the use of residential property shall be included in the special maintenance fund account of the owners' meeting, and shall be settled at the end of each quarter (unless otherwise agreed in the settlement time contract), and shall be included in the special maintenance fund account before the 5th of the following month.

The realty service enterprise shall deposit the community public income into the "community public income" account of the owners' meeting for independent accounting.