There’s an interesting investigation against the company that claims BOA significantly overcharges homeowners for routine home-purchase appraisals.

If you give them a gift they will think you are over charging them.

Can anyone recommend me a very honest, trustable, never overcharging, skilled handyman in Jacksonville, NC for minor house repairs and long-term business relationship?

Their agent was solid so that's why we decided to work with Empire Property Management, their sister company, which ripped us off on the PM aspect of the business by frequently and overcharging us on many maintenance requests (they have their in-house contractors).

During the process we noticed that the filter was extremely dirty (filter that was apparently replaced by the ac technician the sellers hired), and they over charged the freon so relieved some pressure. 

Most PM's get greedy here and over charge.

If you have a few items, they must make their money somewhere so they overcharge set up and consultation fees.

@Lucas Carl people write bad yelp reviews on restaurants because they don’t know how to order on grub hub and they overcharge themselves....people are stupid and if she can’t afford to take a vacation, then why is she taking an expensive vacation.

One, is that if you were lending money to someone and had them agree to give you a JV position in the company, you'd be nailed for a controlled business relationship, but for a hospital to own the company that sells the equipment, sold in the rooms before they check out and funding the equipment deals, that's okay....So using under handed techniques, having controlled business relationships and marketings services before disclosing prices is something accepted and expected in the hospital industry, as well as the rips offs in Medicare....point is, you can't just cut the entitlement used to pay for ludicrest charges, you also have to attack the greed and business tactics that lead to the overcharging.

Some companies charge less than 10% but they will over charge on maintenance or something else to make up for their losses.