What does house trusteeship mean (house trusteeship)

House trusteeship is a process in which the owner of the house property transfers the right to use the house to the house business unit in the form of contract, and the house business unit commercializes the right to use the house again, including daily management and lease, and bears the risk of vacant intermediate houses. The owner entrusts the house to the trustee and signs the entrustment contract, and the trustee will find a tenant for him according to the owner's agreement.

Clients of house trust

1. Busy people, aged between 30 and 45, are in a period of hard work. Time is especially precious to them, and they seldom have leisure.

2. For offshore people who have been away from home for a long time, most of these landlords leave their houses temporarily for work and have no time to take care of their own houses.

3. People who pay attention to the quality of life, such landlords have a stable foundation and usually have more free time, but they don't want to be disturbed by renting houses and are willing to spend their time on fitness, traveling and enjoying life with their families.

People who are not good at taking care of rented houses are mostly renting houses for the first time. They don't understand the precautions related to renting a house, and they don't know much about choosing a tenant. For some finely decorated and newly equipped properties, the wrong choice of tenants will bring immeasurable losses.

What are the benefits of housing trusteeship?

1, avoid vacancy, only need to rent once a year, and don't have to bear the risk of checking out many times.

2. The income is considerable, and stable rental income is obtained on time in each period.

3. Reduce risks, avoid abnormal losses such as late rent collection and damage to furniture and household appliances, and also save normal management costs.

4. Don't spend a lot of time and energy, release information, meet customers, and show customers the house many times.

5, don't worry about it yourself, just check the rent.