What does house trusteeship mean?

House trusteeship:

It refers to 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 a contract, and then the house business unit can commercialize the right to use the house, including daily management, leasing, and taking the risk of vacant intermediate houses.

(1) Owner:

The owner (or client) entrusts the house to the trustee and signs the entrustment contract, and the trustee will find a tenant for him according to the agreement of the owner. It can not only solve the problem of maintenance and management of vacant real estate, but also ensure the preservation and appreciation of vacant real estate.

(2) Trustee:

During the contract period, the housing management unit collects the rent, utilities, gas and property management fees, and pays the rent into the owner or the bank account designated by the owner according to the contract. The trustee bears the risk that the lessee withdraws. The trustee relies on the owner's management service fee and the value-added profit in the operation to resist various risks, so as to achieve the purpose of mutual benefit and value-added between the owner and the trustee.

Simply put, house trusteeship is actually equivalent to an intermediary. We give them the house, and then they hire guests. We only need to sign a contract to get our corresponding benefits, and we don't have to worry about all kinds of troubles in the process of renting.