Changsha community gives millions of red envelopes to owners. What is the income of this money?

? There is a community in Changsha that has given red packets to the owners again. The owners really laughed from ear to ear. Since the establishment of the Emerald Garden Community Committee in Wangcheng District, Changsha, this is the second time that the owners have received red envelopes.

? It feels really amazing that the community can actually send red envelopes to the owners, with a total amount exceeding 1 10,000. Where did the money come from?

? On 20 18, an industry committee was established in this community. The public income of this community is the money for issuing red envelopes, which mainly comes from some elevator advertisements, advertisements at the entrance and exit of the community, and some rental fees for commercial land, which add up to a lot in bits and pieces.

This community is really a family with the owners. Even a pack of tea, a banner, I remember every account clearly. We will negotiate with the owner when adding public seats, choosing styles and package prices.

In 2020, the community used public revenue funds to increase greening, and also built table tennis rooms. After discussion, everyone decided to return the remaining 400,000 to the owner.

? This feeling is really great. Mr. Li, director of the community industry Committee, said that he just wanted to create a feeling of home for the owners, and in this way, it was really killing two birds with one stone to let the owners pay more attention to the construction environmental benefits of the community.

? The practice of the community gives the owners a feeling of returning to their home. In the past, the property in the community only existed for collecting money in our eyes. It is really rare for such a special person to purify himself and set up an industry Committee.

? It stands to reason that these benefits of the community should belong to the owners, but many communities not only charge property fees, but also put these benefits into their own pockets. Alas, they are all communities, and the difference is so big.