Do you make money by doing property management in the city government? Why give me more details?

Not necessarily. If you apply to be a leader, you can earn some money. If you contract by yourself, it depends on the size of your property jurisdiction. There is also the long-term construction and expansion plan of the municipal government in the future. The scope of property management mainly covers some infrastructure such as residential area, living area and office area, such as sanitation, safety, water, heating (generally not available in the south), electricity, fire protection, natural gas, etc., and collects various fees to ensure the normal operation of various infrastructures and make people live and work in peace and contentment. This requires workers, security guards, plumbers, electricians, cleaners, cashiers and accountants. You can't have fewer people. These people's wages will depend on property fees, but the property fees are set by the government and collected according to the square area. If the area is small, you will receive less property fees, but neither the workers nor those workers can afford to pay. Even if they are idle, you should pay them. So you will lose money. If the area is large and it takes a lot of time to contract, it will definitely make money.