1. You need to learn many skills, and in the future you can become a sub-landlord yourself.

2. It can improve your ability to handle the stress of having to work constantly. It is recommended for people who want to develop their resilience to give it a try.

3. Compared with working as a real estate agent, it is easier to get started, and you can also learn quite a few ways to negotiate with vendors and earn profits.

1. There is no training. New employees have to go straight into the field on their second day. If you have questions, whether anyone is willing to answer depends on luck.

2. Labor and health insurance may not be enrolled on the first day. One colleague found the job unsuitable and resigned before completing a week, only to discover that the company had not enrolled them in labor and health insurance at the time.

3. The salary and bonuses are relatively low. It is suitable for practicing and learning some money-making techniques that are socially inconvenient to talk about.