What is property value income?

Property is divided into profit-making property and non-profit property according to whether it generates income or not. Profit-making property refers to the property that can directly generate rental income or other economic benefits, including houses (especially apartments), office buildings, hotels, shops, restaurants, playgrounds, theaters, parking lots, gas stations, standard factories (for rent), warehouses (for rent) and so on.

For a specific property, whether it belongs to profit-making property or non-profit-making property does not depend on whether it directly produces economic benefits at present, but on whether this kind of property has the ability to directly produce economic benefits in essence. For example, an apartment or an office building, which has not been rented out, is vacant and has no direct economic benefits, but it is still a profitable property. Because a large number of similar apartments and office buildings are rented out, which directly produces economic benefits, the benefits of apartments and office buildings that are not rented out can be obtained through the "market comparison method".