Why can't I park two cars in the parking space I bought in the community?

Maybe you have occupied all the parking spaces, and other cars can't open the door when they stop, or it's inconvenient to get in and out. I think if that's the case, we should negotiate. Owners should follow their inherent purpose in the use of parking spaces. That is to say, nothing can be put except parking. If it is an underground parking space, whether it is a civil air defense parking space or a pure underground parking space, it is allowed to trade. Since trading is allowed, it is property right. If I have property rights, how many cars can I put in my own home and your property? Parking spaces in the community are no different from other parking spaces, unless they are mother-child parking spaces. Uncle Qiang said that it is impossible to infer that the parking space is the parking space of two cars.

I don't think there is any problem if parking two cars won't affect others. If parking two cars affects other people's cars, only one car must be parked. One parking space and one car should be a common occurrence! Property management and services are also based on this principle, including the management fees they charge. Residential property has the obligation of service and the right to manage parking spaces, and many residential areas also have the provisions on the direction of the front of the car. As long as you are sure that your rights and interests are legal, as long as the property has problems in words and behavior, call the police. Whether it's useful or not, it's an alarm The police and the mud are gone, even if something goes wrong the next minute, continue to call the police.

Maybe you have occupied all the parking spaces, and other cars can't open the door when they stop, or it's inconvenient to get in and out. I think if this is the case, many communities should negotiate a parking space corresponding to a license plate number. Suppose two cars get off the underground garage at the same time, one of them is bound to park in its own parking space, and the other car may borrow other parking spaces or occupy the passage. This is a little strange. If I buy a house, the property won't let me live, which is infringement. When you buy a parking space, the ownership of the parking space belongs to you, including usufructuary right, use right, possession right, beneficial right and disposal right.