Is it profitable to contract the carport for storing living quarters? (The size of the community is generally relatively large)

You have to calculate, first of all, you have to look at the number of households in this community, when it is expected to be full, how many people there will be, as well as the exit, transportation, how many people can ride bicycles, the personnel structure of the community, how many people will buy bicycles and so on. In order to calculate the income, there are other expenses besides the contract fee, but they are generally not managed by outsiders. For example, people will live in a parking shed, and it is almost the same for you to move to a parking shed. This not only saves the rent, but also saves the people on duty. Some people will provide services such as car repair, some will also repair electrical appliances and second-hand goods, as well as grocery stores, telephones, telephone cards, copying and printing, and even sewage and cleaning range hoods. These are also ways to get money.