I often go to the community where my mother lives, and the property requires that I have to buy a parking space to enter the community. Is this reasonable?

First of all, the residential parking lot is not a public parking lot, and the residential parking lot only serves the residents and owners. If there are empty parking spaces in the community, social vehicles visiting relatives and friends can also be allowed to enter. If the parking spaces in the community are full, social vehicles are generally no longer allowed to pass.

Your situation estimates that the parking spaces in the community are full. If you drive into the community, it will inevitably occupy someone else's parking space or occupy the road. Either way is against the parking regulations.

This matter can only be understood.