Does the property have the right to interfere with the owner to make a bedroom in the living room?

Legally speaking, after you buy a house, then the property right is yours, but the property is a management and service organization, and I don't think they have the right to interfere if you don't damage public facilities and public places and affect the safety of other residents.

The property has the right to supervise the owner's decoration, and the owner must declare the property to carry out decoration activities, and comply with the relevant national building decoration regulations and relevant regulations of the property.

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Due to financial reasons, Party A is willing to transfer its surplus house to Party B. After negotiation between the two parties, the agreement is as follows: >>>More

Normally, if you make changes to the façade of the house, the property will interfere, but the security door is not considered the façade, so the property has no right to interfere with you to replace the security door.

As long as the owners' committee agrees to pass, there is nothing the property can do.