The land trust keeps anyone from attaching the property for his personal debts, as well as puts a third party in charge of signing over docs so neither of you can do stuff without the other.

They should be getting charged at least another $150 on top of what they are paying for the house they have.

He even talked the plumber into not charging for the first rodding attempt as it did not help.

I recently had an issue where I was charged for prorated taxes and because of errors in the documents, the prorated tax funds were given to the seller.

I charge about $2K to give you an idea.

I've heard students pay more as you can charge per room, not sure what you mean by not owning to control it...

Do you get those 0% "checks" from your credit cards in the mail?

Philanthropists don't usually charge for their time.

I charged the tenant a $50 fee only because in my contract I state they are responsible for the first $50 of a maintenance charge.

If I was bidding that job I would charge $70 per lineal foot to remove and dispose of old heaters and mount and wire new ones.