The property right parking space of the underground garage in the community can be rented to others

No. Because this is very detrimental to the management of parking spaces. If your parking space is rented out and the tenant's car is driven in and placed in someone else's parking space, it is difficult for the management to distinguish between them.

The property right parking space is used at night, and it should be rented to others during the day, which is equivalent to two cars sharing a parking space, which should be made clear to the garage administrator, and it may be necessary to increase some management costs for a pass.

Yes, as long as someone can rent you like this, you have the right to use the parking space that belongs to you, and you have the right to use the parking space, so there is no need to dwell on this issue, just rent!

You can try it, but if you want to use it yourself at night, the tenant may not want to, because they may not have a place to park at night. And the parking space also has a management fee, the license plate is hung on the parking space, so whose license plate is written in the license plate number? In short, there is a lot of trouble.

You have to make it clear to the doorman that if they agree, it's fine, otherwise, no one else's car can enter or leave.

Generally speaking, if you don't use it, you can rent it to someone during the day, because of the right parking space.

You can do this because you have the right to it. If you don't have property rights, you can't.

You can rent your own parking space to someone else.

As long as the property rights are owned, they can be rented.

The words are written casually.

You're just a little clever.

1. Can the above-ground parking spaces in the community be rented?

1. Whether the above-ground parking spaces in the community can be rented depends on the situation

1) The above-ground parking space of the self-built community, and the property rights of the parking space, garage or land can be entrusted to the property company to rent and sell the parking space, and the parking space rental is legal;

2) The community above-ground shared parking space, which is a kind of parking space that has been included in the construction of the shared area, such as the open-air parking space in the community, which is jointly owned by the owners, and this kind of parking space can not be the first property right, but the owners can jointly negotiate with the external taxi space to obtain profits;

3) For the civil air defense parking spaces in the civil air defense project planning, the property rights of the parking spaces belong to the state and cannot be used.

2. Legal basis: Article 275 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.

In the building zoning, the ownership of the parking spaces and garages planned for parking cars shall be agreed upon by the parties through **, gifts or leases.

Parking spaces that occupy roads or other sites jointly owned by the owners for parking cars belong to the owners in common.

Article 276.

Within the building zoning, the parking spaces and garages planned for parking cars shall first meet the needs of the owners.

Second, who owns the parking space in the community.

1. It should be based on the scope of the red line map determined by the planning permit for building land, and if it is within the planning red line, it belongs to the community;

2. If it is outside the planning red line, it belongs to the municipal government.

It is not legal to rent out the above-ground parking space in the community to the owner. If the real estate company is a garage planned for parking cars in the building zoning, and both parties clearly agree that the garage can be used in the house sale and purchase contract, then the real estate company's garage is legal. If there is no agreement or unclear agreement between the two parties on the garage, the garage has been included in the shared area of the owner's purchase in the planning, and the owner has paid the corresponding shared payment when purchasing the house, then the garage should be jointly owned by the owner as a common building, and the real estate company has no right to **.

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 271.

The owner has the right to all the exclusive parts of the building, such as residential and commercial buildings, and the right to co-ownership and joint management of the common parts other than the exclusive parts. Article 298.

Co-owners have ownership of the immovable or movable property in common according to their share. Article 299.

Co-owners have joint ownership of the immovable or movable property they have in common.

Legal Analysis: The owner did not buy a parking space, and without the authorization of the general meeting of owners or the owners' committee, the property should allow the owner to drive into the community to park. Moreover, the property of the community does not have the authorization of the owner, and only has the management responsibility for the parking space in the community, and if it is found that the owner of the parking space has not purchased the parking space to drive into the community, the property cannot prevent it.

Legal basis: Article 275 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The ownership of parking spaces and garages planned for parking cars in building zoning shall be agreed upon by the parties through means such as **, gift or lease.

I have bought the underground parking space in the community, the above-ground parking space in the community is public, do I have the right to park?

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, the answer is kiss No, the owners in the community can't occupy the road car banquet at will. According to the provisions of the property management, the owners of the community are sold, after the vehicle entry and exit procedures, each car has a parking space, the owner drives into the community, it is necessary to park the car in their own parking space, the parking space on the road in the community, belongs to the public parking space, the owner can not occupy it at will.