Is it illegal to set up a party group in the community to collect property management fees?

The charging standards of different services provided by property management companies for owners or users are different. Part of the service charges are determined by the property management company through consultation with the owners or users. For some service items, the charging standard shall be implemented according to the regulations of relevant government departments. In the specific collection of property management fees, some projects are one-time charges; Some items are collected regularly; Some items are collected in a flexible way. The income of property management fees of property management companies is directly related to their charging standards and business volume. Generally speaking, the higher the charging standard of property management fees, the higher the income of property management companies. However, on the one hand, the collection standard of property management fees should be restricted by relevant national policies and regulations, and arbitrary charges should not be charged; On the other hand, the collection standard of property management fees is also limited by the income level of users and subject to the principle of high quality and good price. Therefore, the determination of property management fees should follow some principles: First, it does not violate the relevant provisions of the state and local governments. The second is the income level suitable for users. It should be determined according to the user's income level. If the charging standard is too high, users can't bear it, and it is not easy to get the support of users. On the other hand, if the charging standard is too low, the property management company will lose money in service, which violates the market rules. Third, high quality and good price, taking into account the interests of all parties. The higher the level of service provided, the higher the charging standard. The charging standards for special services are generally higher than those for public services, and the fees charged by commercial departments are generally higher than those charged by government agencies and institutions. Fourth, the principle of meager profit. Property management service income has a slight surplus after deducting expenses, otherwise the more services, the greater the workload and the more losses. Fifth, the principle of fairness.