The supply comes from Alibaba. You should pay attention to the quality problem first, and start the batch at the lowest. It is impossible to do business without taking any risks.

Ordinary stalls do not charge management fees, and the location is not well defined. They are all on a first-come-first-served basis. After all, some people will not set up their stalls today and tomorrow, and the stalls are not fixed. Of course, some places may be different, and some people may take the initiative to collect management fees, usually a few dollars. Before you sell this, ask the same seller. Of course, you can't sell the same things as others If you can't ask this, I doubt the future of your supplier.

What does the urban management charge? They are just fined. When you see the urban management coming, don't wait for someone to collect the management fee. People will only confiscate your stall!

Actually, it's not bad to set up a stall. It is not a problem to choose a good product and put it out for a few hours every day.