But what if I told you that even if a GC overcharges you 15%!

Although I'm also a little annoyed with her now for trying to over charge me and it makes me want to find somebody else.

On another note, always shop around and  try to find contractors you can have a good relationship with that will not over charge you and that you can trust to do good work when you need them. 

Hi,
Just checking if anyone would know if the law allows to charge a tenant over what their voucher would give them

In regulatory law definitions can originate from other sources so consider this:Under current federal law, there is a prohibition against overcharging consumers for goods and services (other than professional services).

These guys will charge $20 to show up but will over charge you at the end and you'll really regret it.Hope this helps,Tommy

That's the issue with "wholesalers" they don't do anything an agent can not do and they grossly overcharge, dipping into the owner's equity in residential transactions.I would not balk at 15% in commercial transactions and I'm not putting Joey the flipper in a commercial category, where commercial transactions involve sophisticated parties. 

A local property manager could give you a better overview of what works well in the area so you're not overcharging for a pet.Regardless of what you charge, make sure you do a pet Addendum to the lease which specifically states the pet breed, size, etc that you are approving.

My water company is horrible at overcharging for the sewer potion of the bill. 

You are overcharging by $80,840!!