The roof of my house is a platform and belongs to the property management. There are instruments in it, but the property rents out the platform for people to live in. Should I sue the property?

The platform upstairs is a public area, yes, but because there are facilities in this area, the property has the right to use.

However, it is a serious violation of the property management regulations to rent public facilities for profit, and the owners can complain to the housing management department accordingly.

If the owner wants to sue the property, he will sue the property on behalf of all the owners unless the owners' meeting or the owners' committee entrusts him in writing. The interests of all property owners, including you, are infringed by the property, but you can't take this lawsuit just because your own interests are damaged, because your personal interests are not equal to the public interests. Therefore, the court will not accept your lawsuit.

There is another way. According to state regulations, renters must go to the local police station for filing and obtain permission. The property has definitely not been submitted for approval. You can also report to the police station that the property allows unidentified outsiders to enter, endangering the safety of residents in the community.