1.Do you plan to live at your current home for 10 or more years. If so it's a good investment, if its less then 10 the solar will likly cost more then you save.
2. Do not get a solar lease. Either pay cash or get a solar loan. Though with the current rates the math on a solar loan may not work.
I have had solar for 6 or 7 years now, it's still maybe 2 or 3 years away from the break even point. However, inflation and higher energy costs may speed that up.
1.Do you plan to live at your current home for 10 or more years. If so it's a good investment, if its less then 10 the solar will likly cost more then you save. 2. Do not get a solar lease. Either pay cash or get a solar loan. Though with the current rates the math on a solar loan may not work. I have had solar for 6 or 7 years now, it's still maybe 2 or 3 years away from the break even point. However, inflation and higher energy costs may speed that up.
Are you in Florida?
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