Who owns the community public income?

The law stipulates that it belongs to all owners, but in fact it basically belongs to property companies. If there are owners' meetings and industry committees, it is possible to give them to owners, such as those communities that pay dividends at the end of the year.

Why is it a property? After the new property is handed over, there will generally be a supporting property company, and a property contract will be signed when the property is handed over. At this time, there will be some documents similar to the owners' convention, which will mention how to use and control these benefits.

The owner won't notice these contents at all when he repossesses the building, so he signed it when he found it. Only by setting up an industry Committee to replace the property company can he get this right back.

Rights are transferable, so you must carefully examine them when signing the contract.