Can public property income be used for property maintenance?

Property income can be used for property maintenance.

The distribution of community interests can be agreed by all owners through consultation. According to the Property Management Regulations, the income of public places can be used for special maintenance funds and can also make up for the lack of management fees, but it must be decided by all owners.

Public revenue includes projects.

1, advertising revenue in public areas, such as elevator car advertising and outdoor advertising;

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

3, community public * * * area rental booth income;

4, the use of public facilities, venues, clubs, swimming pools operating income;

5. Some communication operation management fees;

6. Compensation for damage to public facilities in the community;

7. Operating cost of self-selling water machines;

8. Property management housing income.