Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

Monthly rent: 7500 yuan/month, one month's deposit and three months' rent in advance, payable quarterly!

"You don't need to pay the property management fee for the first month. Starting next month, it will be around 1.2 yuan/㎡/month."

"I've prepared a separate table for your water and electricity bills. Although the house you're renting is in a residential area, it's for commercial use, so it's in the second tier, which is 0.7 yuan per kilowatt-hour for electricity and 2.95 yuan per ton for water. The payment numbers are also listed here."

"..."

In the afternoon, after the owners of the townhouses arrived at the scene, Lin Shu and they completed the contract signing in the community property management office.

Regarding the rent, the original price of over 8,000 was reduced by 500 per month because he signed a one-year contract directly.

Sign and put your fingerprint on it!

Lin Shuzhan held up the contract in his hand.

He was in a rather pleasant mood, after all, in a sense, he was someone who owned real assets, even if he only had the right to use this small building for a year.

"Mr. Lin, the contract is all settled. Do you need me to help you with the internet?" After seeing the homeowner off, the real estate agent approached him with a smile.

"Oh? Brother Tang even knows about this?"

The real estate agent, Tang Bin, was in his early thirties. He looked ordinary, but was surprisingly good at communication.

"I wouldn't say I know everything, but I can get things done." Tang Bin patted his chest confidently. "House transfer, renovation, internet installation, new home cleaning, moving and packing... just ask, and I can handle it all for you."

Finally, he explained, "In our line of work, we encounter all sorts of clients with all kinds of needs. If you want to make money, you have to help people resolve their problems, right? Over time, you learn a little bit of everything and can lend a hand with anything."

"I'm not bragging, but in Taicang, I wouldn't say I know everything about all sorts of people, but if you need someone reliable to get things done—I'm second to none."

Seeing that Lin Shu didn't respond, Tang Bin didn't hesitate and directly took out a pen and paper from his bag, quickly writing:

"Mr. Lin, let me analyze your network for you. Choose China Telecom as your carrier; China Unicom and China Mobile have unstable signals in those areas due to signal fluctuations. The main network speed doesn't need to be too high; 20 to 100 Mbps is sufficient. The installation fee is approximately..."

"Let's stop for a moment."

Tang Bin paused, looked up, and his expression stiffened slightly.

My mind started racing: Oh no, am I being too talkative?

Tired of attracting customers?

Just as he was pondering how to make amends, Lin Shu raised his hand, gently pressed it down, and said:

Tang Bin was taken aback.

"Let me introduce myself first."

Lin Shu looked at him and said, "I am a game streamer, and I also run an e-commerce business. In addition, I am about to launch an e-sports club."

"As you can see, my team is currently in a growth phase and is lacking in everything, especially... people."

At this point, what follows is self-explanatory.

"After discussing the apartment search with you over the past two days, I think you are an invaluable talent."

"Therefore, I sincerely invite you to join my team."

Tang Bin's mouth involuntarily opened wide.

Lin Shu's words were not just a whim.

After running around for two days, he saw everything clearly.

Tang Bin is a man who handles things with utmost care and precision.

Let's start with professionalism.

When you're looking at apartments, they not only show you around, but they also help you filter through various apartment types beforehand, including large single-level apartments, detached houses, and townhouses, explaining all the advantages and disadvantages. They even measure the area of ​​each room in advance.

The kitchen lacked a refrigerator, the network cable was pre-installed, and blackout cloth was used to prevent glare... These details were all derived by Tang Bin based on his own requirements.

Next, let's talk about connections.

I only casually mentioned the internet, and Tang Bin immediately knew about choosing an operator, recommending bandwidth, and the approximate range of installation fees—not the perfunctory "I'll ask around for you," but someone who truly knew his stuff.

In his own words, he has "connected with all sorts of people," meaning that in Taicang, he has connections with everything from property management and electricians to broadband installation and moving/cleaning services.

Most importantly, it was his dedication to "treating the client's problems as his own."

It's not that kind of greasy flattery, but rather genuinely helping you anticipate and resolve problems in advance.

It's just renting a place, and he's even provided you with the utility bill payment numbers.

If this kind of person were placed in Lin Shu's team, wouldn't he be a ready-made "all-around housekeeper"?

manager?

He can.

administrative?

He's capable.

External liaison, venue coordination, miscellaneous tasks... you can't do without this kind of person.

More importantly, Tang Bin is in his early thirties, which is the age when a man is most energetic, most willing to take risks, and also most short of money.

He has experience, connections, and initiative; all he needs is an opportunity.

What Lin Shu lacks most right now is precisely the provision of this opportunity... cough cough, no, the recipient of this opportunity.

As for saving money, let's put that aside for now when it comes to truly talented people.

"Brother Tang, please consider it." Lin Shu smiled, folded the contract in his hand, and said in a casual tone, "The pay will definitely be better than what you get as a real estate agent."

"Besides, I'm just starting out here, so you're a veteran."

Tang Bin was stunned for several seconds, and almost dropped the pen in his hand.

What the hell?

In all his years as a real estate agent, this was the first time he'd ever encountered a client who, after viewing a property, was ready to poach his agency.

"I'll do it!"

Tang Bin's voice was not loud, but it was very crisp.

"No rush, you can think about it again..." Lin Shu was interrupted halfway through his sentence.

"What?"

"Mr. Lin—no, boss, I said I'm willing to do it!"

Tang Bin took half a step forward, his eyes, which had just been sharp, now filled with eagerness.

Lin Shu was stunned. He had prepared for the other party to hesitate for two or three days—to have someone go home and investigate his background, to understand what game streamers and e-sports clubs really were, and then to give him some hints about the prospects. Only after confirming that it was reliable could the matter be settled.

Without a second's hesitation, they called over the boss.

Now that the other party is so decisive, he's caught off guard.

"You don't even know anything about it? I haven't even talked about the compensation or anything yet!"

"I understand!"

Tang Bin grinned, his seasoned real estate agent skills returning, but this time with a touch more sincerity: "Boss, to be honest, the apartment you rented before, the one that cost five hundred yuan a month... the landlord is a distant cousin of mine."

"He mentioned you when we were chatting before, saying that the apartment was rented to a young man who plays video games all day and likes to shout things like 'Thank you Daniel Wu, thank you Li Yifei' at night..."

"Ahem, you don't need to repeat that."

Lin Shu coughed lightly, his toes almost digging a three-bedroom apartment out of the ground.

Society is dead, absolutely society is dead.

Tang Bin's information gathering ability was even more outrageous than he had imagined.

Real estate agents know everything about a property: its condition, who it's rented to, and what that person does for a living.

This has become a professional instinct for him.