The owner (or client) entrusts the house to the trustee and signs an entrustment contract, and the trustee will find a suitable tenant according to the owner's requirements. When the landlord is quite satisfied with the tenant's conditions, the trustee will sign a house lease contract with the tenant. During the contract period, the trustee will collect rent, utilities, gas and property management fees, and transfer the rent to the owner or the bank account designated by the owner on time. The trustee bears the risk that the lessee withdraws. The trustee relies on the owner's management service fee to make a profit, and relies on his own rental speed and professional housing management experience to resist various risks, so as to achieve the purpose of mutual benefit and appreciation between the owner and the trustee.