Commercial housing, you buy, I buy, he buys, we from all over the world live in the same community, and the community has become a small society of strangers.
When you buy a house, don't mistakenly think that you only bought the property within your security door, the security door is just your exclusive asset, there are actually many assets outside the security door, but these assets are not your family's, but the common assets of the entire building owner or the entire community.
What are the common assets, I'll help you count them, and count them in two pieces:
One is the foyer, corridors, stairs, elevators, load-bearing structures, overhead floors, water and sewer pipes, electrical wiring pipes, septic tanks, facades, rooftops, chimneys, antennas and lightning rods, water pump rooms, and electrical boxes in the electrical room.
The other is the internal roads, shared lighting, landscaping, ditches, fire-fighting equipment, security monitoring rooms and monitoring equipment, air conditioning, heating trunks, boiler rooms, bicycle sheds, gate duty rooms, property management office rooms, fitness fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, volleyball courts, children's playgrounds, Swimming pools and other supporting equipment and facilities, as well as shared parking spaces, are the common assets of the owners, and the common interests also determine that the owners are interrelated, and determine the common decision of the owners on property management.
Therefore, when buying a house, you can not only pay attention to the house in your photo, but also pay attention to the good quality of the supporting equipment and facilities in the community.
Is it also possible to make an analogy: the community is a company jointly established by the owners, the common assets of the community are the joint investment of the owners into the company, the owners are the investment shareholders, and the size of the real estate certificate area determines the proportion of shares.
What do you say?