Multiple Factories/Rest paths for Angular JS 1.5 Spring MVC web app

I've reviewed these postings as they are similar but they gave me no help how to solve my problem probably because I'm very new to Angular and Spring:

• AngularJS: Creating multiple factories for every endpoint?
• Angularjs: a Service that serves multiple $resource urls / data sources?
• Can I have multiple functions in my AngularJS Factory?

The first page of my web app that everyone logs into and sees lists all the properties listed by the realty company. I want to modify this so that they only see their properties.

The angular controller is

angular.module('communitypropApp').controller('DashboardController,function($rootScope,$scope,$state,CommunityProperties){
$scope.$state=$state;
$scope.communityProperties=[];

$scope.loadAll=function(){
CommunityProperties.query(function(result){
$scope.communityProperites=result.content;
});
});

$scope.loadall();
});

Inside my CommunityPropertiesRestController.java file I have

import . . . 
@RestController
@RestMapping("/rest/api")
public class CommunityPropertiesRestController(
@Inject 
CommunityPropertyDataService communityPropertiesDataService;
@PostMapping(value="/communityProperties",produces=MediaType.Application_Json_value)
public ResponseEntity<Void> create{
. . . 
}

@GetMapping(value="/communityProperties/{id}",produces=MediaType.Application_Json_value)
public ResponseEntity<CommunityProperties> get(@PathVariable Long id, User user)
CommunityProperties communityProperties=communityPropertiesDataService.getCommunityPropertiesById(id);
return Optional.OfNullable(communityProperties.map(. . . )
}

@GetMapping(value = "/communityProperties",produces = MediatType.Application_Json_value) 
. . . 
} 
. . . (I added)
@GetMapping(value="/communityProperties/propertyowner", . . . 
.. . 
}

}

In CommunityPropertiesDataService.java I have

import . . . .

@Service
public class CommunityPropertiesDataService{
@Inject 
CommunityPropertyRepository communityPropertiesRepository;

public CommunityProperities create(. . . ){
. . . 
}

public CommunityProperties getCommunityPropertiesById(. . . ){
. . . 
}

public Page<CommunityProperties> getAll(. . . ){
. . . 
}

. . . . 

}

There is a community-properties.service.js which I have

'use strict';
angular.module('communitypropertiesApp').factory('CommunityProperty',function($resource){
return $resource('/rest/api/communityProperties/:id',{},{
'query': { method: 'GET',
transformResponse: function (data){
data = angular.fromJson(data);
return data;
}},


'get': {
method: 'GET',
transformResponse: function (data){
data=angular.fromJson(data);
return data;
}
},  
. . . 
}),
});

I added to this file:

angular.module('communitypropertiesApp').factory('CommunityPropertiesOwner',function($resource){
return $resource('/rest/api/communityProperties/propertyowner"',{},{
'query': { method: 'GET',
transformResponse: function (data){
data = angular.fromJson(data);
return data;
}},

'get': {
method: 'GET',
transformResponse: function (data){
data=angular.fromJson(data);
return data;
}
},
. . . 
}),
});

I cannot "hijack" the /communityproperties/ web service or the communityproperties/{id} web service as they are used elsewhere. So I don't know how to add to this to get only the logged in user's properties. What am I missing here?