Basically, there is a "hand-holding fee" for the transfer of pavements. If the owner directly rents or rents a new pavement, there is generally no "hand-holding fee". In the process of subletting the store, there are still some tricks between the tenant and the owner. After the tenant changes hands during the lease period and collects the "down payment", when the lease period arrives, the owner will force the latecomers to give up the lease by raising the rental price, and then transfer the store to others for operation and collect the "down payment". There are also some owners who claim that the store will be recovered after its expiration in the case of poor management and inability to transfer it in time. After the store is recovered free of charge, it is transferred to a new tenant to earn a "top hand fee".

In addition, there are speculators who specialize in collecting information about shops to be transferred. The purpose of renting a shop is not to do business, but to make a profit through transfer. They will choose a store with a better location and faster sales. After signing a long-term contract with the owner, they will operate for a period of time or not at all, and then sign a short-term contract with the tenant behind them to sublet. After the short-term contract expires, the "top hand fee" is charged or subletted to others, from which the "top hand fee" is charged many times to make profits step by step.