Is it reasonable to collect property fees for resettlement houses?

It is reasonable to charge property fees. As a form of housing, resettlement houses should provide maintenance and management services such as cleaning, safety and greening. Property fees are used to pay for these services and ensure that residents have a good living environment and public facilities. The collection of property fees should comply with relevant policies and regulations, and carry out reasonable cost accounting and publicity. The collection of property fees should also be reasonable and transparent, and residents have the right to know the composition and use of fees to ensure the rationality and fairness of fees.