1. the act of rending for profit can be construed as a “commercial transaction”, notwithstanding it’s for residential purposes.
2.  the notion where rights of the owner is passed from tenant under the TA is wrong.
- The DMC for instance is entered between developer and owner. Also, the SMA only recognizes Parcel Owners and some other third parties (then again they must have some interest in the parcel).
- The right of any Tenant to use common facilities or property is debatable topic.
(i) If follow strictly SPA and strata roll maintained by Management per se, as far as the Management is concerned, this “Tenants” are as good as trespassers.
(ii) owners have also indicated that they have the right to use their parcel for whatever purpose they wish (example to enter into a tenant for profit).
- I think both management (restricting/enforcing/monitoring tenant using common facilities, I think management has other better things do deal with) and owners (example renting out to 10 people) must be reasonable of everyone’s expectation. This should be voiced during AGM/EGM and reflected in the by-laws.
3. Answer is Maybe at best. It really boils down to what was decided in AGM/EGM and then implemented in your by-laws.

in this case why not register the tenant as visitors/guests/invitees? Also seems guests has more rights than the tenant?
if so, owners can "inform" (in much advance ) the management that he/she expect his visitors to go in and out his premises daily.
further more each resident can invite 4-6 guests on anyone day to use the facilities...haha

Guess JMC/MC/MO will never ban quests right?  Otherwise, will create much furores if so..

in this case why not register the tenant as visitors/guests/invitees? Also seems guests has more rights than the tenant?
if so, owners can "inform" (in much advance ) the management that he/she expect his visitors to go in and out his premises daily.
further more each resident can invite 4-6 guests on anyone day to use the facilities...haha

Guess JMC/MC/MO will never ban quests right?  Otherwise, will create much furores if so..

Are u a lawyer? Interested to know why the owner pay the maintenance fee but can't pass on the benefits to his/her tenant?

Can the owner inform the management he got visitors/guests to stay in the unit for a year then can enjoy all the facilities?

Can the owner inform the management he got visitors/guests to stay in the unit for a year then can enjoy all the facilities?

By right, owner needs to inform management that the unit is rented out to whom.
This can be stated clearly in by law.

couple of things you need to take note when renting out.

1) Must inform management.
2) Must hand over the tenancy agreements to the management in order to apply for resident card / badge.
3) Usually, in order to use the facilities, the user must possess the resident card.
4) The amount of ppl in a unit must not exceed the limit set by the government body.. ie not more that 8ppl in a 1000sqft area.

The issue is that usually 2,3 & 4 are not done by the owner, thus the students are having issues with management.

There are cases where the tenancy agreement are not valid, example nigerians are renting,but they use other ppl's name to register in the tenancy agreement, which is wrong.

Actually it's the other way around....

Ask management for the house rules.

Then ask them the rules governing tenants. What forms to fill and what r the restrictions etc...

It all depends on the by-laws. If the by-laws don't require youbto notify or hand in tenancy agreement, why then do you want to volunteer?

My mistake.. i assume that there is an existing law/rule for renting units out as hostels for TS's condo.

couple of things you need to take note when renting out.

4) The amount of ppl in a unit must not exceed the limit set by the government body.. ie not more that 8ppl in a 1000sqft area.

Hi, could you point me to where this is stated in Strata Law? All I can find online is that "The Strata Management Act 2013 (SMA) doesn't set a limit on the number of occupants allowed in a strata unit." TIA!