What are the four conditions for owner autonomy?

1. What are the four conditions for owner autonomy?

1, the four conditions of owner autonomy are as follows:

(1) The community size should be small;

(2) property managers or industry committees with ideas; Secondly, property managers or industry committees need dedication and courage.

(3) The owner needs to cooperate and unite;

(4) The community needs the income of public assets.

2. Legal basis: Article 9 of the Property Management Regulations.

A property management area establishes an owners' meeting. The division of property management areas should consider facilities and equipment, building scale, community construction and other factors. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Second, what are the characteristics of owner autonomy?

1, owner autonomy is based on the differentiated ownership of buildings;

2. Owners' autonomy draws lessons from the national management model, requires the separation of ownership and management, and employs property management companies to manage all the properties owned by owners.

3. Owners' autonomy is public welfare. The purpose of the owner's exercise of autonomy is to safeguard the public interests of the community in which he lives. This publicity determines that the establishment and exercise of autonomy must be aimed at maintaining and promoting public welfare in the property area, but not at the self-interest of the founders or exercisers of owner autonomy.