California charges a minimum tax of $800 a year per LLC, and more if you have gross receipts in excess of $250k.

That would be a decent deal...Anything higher, unless is it better quality is excessive. 

This will notify my team if there is excessive noise in the property, without "recording."

Supposedly the pref accrues and will one day be paid out along with excess cash flows but it’s too early to tell.

I saw solar leases that started at 13 cents and went up every single year for 30 years  the payment was in excess of 70cents/kw at the end  and there was no buy out option during or after the lease  Ps.

They should easily be able to provide documentation to back it up.And yes, $10,000 in damages after moving out is always excessive.

He contacted the underwriter and said we could get an "Excess Comprehensive Personal Liability" plan, which I guess is similar to an umbrella policy.

I am new to tax surplus and I want to know how legal is it charge 30-35 % finder fee especially when the "state" puts a limit on unclaimed property of 10%. Is this legal?

Even on flat-fee billing, which is most of my transactional drafting, if the client abuses the privilege of the fee structure with excessive emails, I will warn them that I will start charging for correspondence. 

Is the risk/headache/costs worth the excess return?