Is there some sort of legality one can claim about excessive fees charged?

I START FREAKING OUT (assuming they were bed bugs)So my dad tells me to get out of my car and take off all of my clothes and ditch them, instead I found the nearest Appartement complex and dived head first into the pool with a 3 piece suit on 😂I'm currently drying up, & have concluded that they were fleas not bed bugs *Sigh of relief* This is the stuff the gurus don't tell you about, but I'm enjoying every minute of this ride😂 Questions: •I'm still deciding weather or not, I should wholesale this deal or buy it & rent it out.

(salt water melts iced goo quicker).i would replace/reset the wax ring (they also make waxless now: rubber cone or foam type). i like to use 2: one is the oversize one, and a regular one to "butter" around any gaps to the connecting tile floor.i would use some lye (about twice per year) (please no drano) or baking soda and vinegar left to bubble followed by large amounts of water.extreme DYI: use a dry/wet vacuum on the push (NOT pull) setting

The water sat for only a few hours before being noticed & it was immediately shop vac'ed out & a blow was used all night to dry the basement floor(concrete/cement).

@Anore' AllenI am a legit investor in northern WI, Let me know what you come up with in my part of the state, deals are drying up, but im still averaging 1 every 6 weeks to buy, let me know what you have, any price range is worth looking at for me. 

All the job opportunities have dried up, there aren't much in the way of prospects in the near future, and the school district stinks.  

There's laws against charging excessive interest (i.e. usury laws), but I've never heard of one that says you must pay interest. 

In Quickbooks, you can switch between each company, having only one open at a time.There are a few ways that you conveniently move excess funds from the management company to your general LLC.  

The entire system will generally last the life of the plumbing system, estimated to be in excess of 30 years, the length of the study period for this analysis.

If the distribution exceeds the shareholder's stock basis, the excess amount is taxable as a long-term capital gain.S corporation distributions are not subject to FICA taxes (social security and Medicare taxes).Hopefully, @Brandon Hall will read this and inform us if taking money out is a taxable event.