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XVII, 2024, no. 1, pp. 71-78  \n[https://doi.org/10.32084/tkp.8835](https://doi.org/10.32084/tkp.8835)  \nFUNCTIONING AND MANAGEMENT OF HOUSING COMMUNITIES: SELECTED ISSUES  \nDr. habil. Wojciech Gonet, University Professor  \nUniversity of Siedlce, Poland  \ne-mail: [gonetw@interia.pl](gonetw@interia.pl); [https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0066-706X](https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0066-706X)  \nAbstract. The article discusses selected problems related to the operation of housing communities, especially those related to the residents who do not pay their rent or disrupt domestic order. It is shown that the current legal regulations do not protect honest residents from the misbehaviour of other residents. New regulations are needed to facilitate the collection of rent arrears and the removal of disruptive residents from the housing community.  \nKeywords: housing community; cost; coexistence.  \nINTRODUCTION  \nThere are many housing communities in Poland. Each multi-unit building may constitute a housing community or be part of the resources of a housing cooperative. It is difficult to indicate a specific number of housing communities,1 because they are not subject to entry in any register, i.e. neither the national court register, or the central register and information on economic activity, nor any other. A large number of owners of independent residential premises or premises for other purposes in a housing community causes difficulties, including: management of common parts, settlements with people who sell premises and cease to be members of the community, disposal of associated rooms.  \nThe text identifies selected areas in which functioning and administration of housing communities encounter difficulties and suggests directions for  \n1 Information that can be found on the Internet about the number of housing communities in Poland indicates a large discrepancy from 5 million housing communities, [https://](https://)[ ](https://)[obiektymieszkalne.muratorplus.pl/zarzadzanie-i-eksploatacja/wspolnota-mieszkaniowa-](obiektymieszkalne.muratorplus.pl/zarzadzanie-i-eksploatacja/wspolnota-mieszkaniowa-)[czym-jest-wspolnota-mieszkaniowa-o-czym-moze-decydowac-aa-1Wad-D7G2-wGbT.html](czym-jest-wspolnota-mieszkaniowa-o-czym-moze-decydowac-aa-1Wad-D7G2-wGbT.html)[ ](czym-jest-wspolnota-mieszkaniowa-o-czym-moze-decydowac-aa-1Wad-D7G2-wGbT.html)[accessed: 23.05.2023], [https://strefabiznesu.pl/mieszkanie-lub-dom-we-wspolnocie-znaj-swoje](https://strefabiznesu.pl/mieszkanie-lub-dom-we-wspolnocie-znaj-swoje)obowiazki-korzystaj-z-praw-czlonka-wspolnoty-mieszkaniowej-radzi-ekspert/ar/c3-14302163 [accessed: 23.05.2023] to 183,775 housing communities that are in the database, [https://www](https://www). [coig.com.pl/wykaz_lista_baza-wspolnoty-mieszkaniowe.php](coig.com.pl/wykaz_lista_baza-wspolnoty-mieszkaniowe.php) [accessed: 23.05.2023]. The first result is quite realistic, because each block of flats can constitute a housing community.  \nISSN 1899-7694 e-ISSN 2719-7379  \nchanges in legal regulations that would solve these difficulties. The starting point for the undertaken research is the thesis that legal regulations regarding functioning a housing community are, in their current form, insufficient to protect honest residents against dishonest residents who do not pay rent and other fees to the housing community or who disturb neighbourly relations The Act on the Ownership of Premises2 indicates two types of housing communities: up to three separate premises and non-separate premises, the so-called small communities, and with more than three separate premises and non-separate premises, the so-called large communities (Article 19 AOP) . The given study deals with large housing communities.  \nThe article uses the dogmatic-exegetical method to analyse legal textsand the method of legal functionalism, illustrating the legal norm in practice.  \n1. THE COSTS OF MANAGING COMMON PROPERTY  \nProvisions of Article","cbCaih8s8845siIM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih8s8845siIM","pdf",102090,"English","# Introduction\n## Research scope and methods\n# The costs of managing common property\n## Statutory and contractual models","[{\"question\":\"What problems in housing communities does the article focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on how housing communities operate and are managed, especially conflicts caused by residents who do not pay rent and those who disturb domestic order.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the article consider current legal regulations inadequate?\",\"answer\":\"It states that existing rules do not sufficiently protect honest residents from the misbehavior of other residents, particularly regarding nonpayment and disruptive behavior.\"},{\"question\":\"What legal and administrative directions does the article propose?\",\"answer\":\"It calls for new regulations to facilitate rent arrears collection and to enable the removal of disruptive residents from the housing community.\"}]","FUNCTIONING AND MANAGEMENT OF HOUSING COMMUNITIES - SELECTED ISSUES - Article | PDF"]