Sifting through Craigslist ads and replies to Craigslist ads, calling for estimates, following up on shoddy work, making sure I'm not being overcharged and making sure it's done the way I requested.

I am looking into setting up a Solo 401K for our LLC, but I want to make sure that we use a reputable company that doesn't over charge us.  

NORTH CAROLINA IS NOT THE BEST STATE FOR LEASE OPTIONS.From @Karen Rittenhouse of N.C.A couple of cautions: do not overcharge on the lease option consideration.

I'm trying to strike the right balance of someone not wasting time but also not overcharging for an application -> if I charge $25 for the application and TUSH charges $40 for the background screening, i could see an applicant shying away from that kind of entry "fee" or being genuinely upset if they aren't chosen from the get-go.

Minor maintenance could be major if it is fixed incorrectly or if the "great handyman" lies about what needs fixed and just overcharges you.

You should know who you can trust to do the project on budget and according to schedules and understand the processes needed to accomplish these two very important items.My contractor took too long, My contractor over charged me, My contractor did not put in the finishes I wanted.

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

I don’t like to overcharge her but I really want it removed and have no idea the cost to hire someone.

I want to make sure I am not lowballing myself as well as overcharging for rent and losing potential tenants.

They call maintenance for repairs, you're over charged and they own the construction company, bill you for ads, cleaning by their sister-in-law, vacancies, and what do you do, who you gonna call?