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On the central AC I replaced myself 5 years ago (1962 Worthington unit in the attic - still running after 55 years with its 3-ton Carrier Commercial Condensing unit outdoors - built like a Brick Sh*thouse - had to cut it up in place with a Sawzall) I had a real slow Freon leak. There's oil travelling around and around with the Freon - I think the leak was in the evaporator indoors and the oil was getting into the drain which would clog. I started using anti-clog pads or pills you put in the condensate drain pan - good for a season. They have a new in-line one now as well (link below). Also, if you can, prime the drain trap with water at the beginning of the season. If the trap is dry the unit will pull air in trough the trap and if it pulls enough it can pull the water in that's trying to go through the trap as well, overflowing the pan or getting water into the fan. They should usually self prime but if you're in there changing the filter anyway might as well.
To some degree, yes. That goes for the sellers agent as well, both want to get paid. The point of no return is when the buyer releases all contingencies by the agreed upon deadlines.
I'd say it's about 70%.
When you are making one of if not the biggest financial decision of your life, it's prudent to thoroughly vet your representative.
Nothing like going for the bro deal with the most important financial transaction of your life.
but bro I thought u go with who can give u the biggest rebate when u buy ur home.
We were young and obviously not that smart.
My agent also managed to save me a ton in closing costs by pushing some things onto the seller that I had expected to be on the buyer or a 50/50 split.
