Can't set up a stall in the community.

This requires the consent of the property management company or the industry Committee. Strictly speaking, it is not allowed.

Because this affects the normal order of the community, it is also suspected of infringing on the overall interests of other owners in the community.

If you are allowed to set up a stall in the community, why rent a shop? Don't mention setting up a stall. It's very cheap, and there is no rent or property fee. Setting up a stall in a residential area belongs to the use of * * * for regional management (unless it is a public welfare propaganda), and it must be approved by the owners of the residential area and the property, and the proceeds still belong to the owners. Of course, under normal circumstances, it won't be so troublesome. It is possible to pay a certain fee to the community industry Committee and the property in the short term.