Can there be only one Moses housekeeper in a community?

There is not necessarily only one Moses housekeeper in the community. The reason is that housekeeper Moses refers to the person who is responsible for managing and maintaining the public areas of the community and solving the household problems. Depending on the size and needs of the community, there can be one or more Moses stewards. For example, the community is small and the number of households is small, and a Moses housekeeper may be enough to cope with all kinds of management and maintenance work. However, for large residential areas or complex property management needs, it may be necessary for multiple Moses butlers to work together to improve management efficiency.

In addition, the management mode of the community and the decision of the owners' Committee will also affect whether there is only one Moses housekeeper. Some communities may adopt outsourcing management and entrust professional property management companies to manage them, so there may be a team to play the role of Moses' housekeeper. In some communities, residents may volunteer to be Moses' housekeeper. They can form management committees and share management responsibilities.

Therefore, whether there is only one Moses housekeeper depends on the specific situation, scale and management mode of the community. According to the actual demand and resources, we can flexibly determine the number and role division of Moses housekeeper to provide better management and service.