And if you're not sure about something, you simply ask.

It's not something you go to the company directly for.

Today, I want to take this opportunity to ​clarify some things and share what is going to change.Under the current compensation model, a seller typically pays a commission of 5% or 6% to their listing agent.

If you can get the property manager to acknowledge their vendor did something to cause the leaks as stated by the most recent vendor you might get some assistance and it never hurts to ask, but I doubt you're getting any help with the charges after the long initial delay in reporting. 

You should be able to find something in that price point that works for you. 

Do a search and you will find a ton of info on that topic.Personally this is not something I would do.

Just feels like none of the explanations I hear completely add up - wondering if there's something bigger at play.

Maybe they are clogged with a chimney sweep bird nest or something else. 

Seems like there is always something that he can offer and plan a well rounded overall strategies depending on your particular situation. 

Is this something legit or not?