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I am thinking of installing Solar Power on my rental home. The huge roof is south facing, plus any overages will be applied to the house I live in. My plan is to charge the tenants a discounted kilowatt per hour charge. The electrical bill will go into my name. Any suggestions or anyone with experience dealing with this.
David R, NH on Tuesday, December 27, 2016
RE: Solar Power
If you are running solar and feeding back into the grid then your electric cost would technically be 0.00. Use this as a perk and incentive for your tenants to not have to pay electric, but include it as a potion of higher rent. This adds value to the property and if the tenant knows they dont have electric to pay they will be receptive to a higher rent.
Posted by Richard W, PA on Monday, January 2, 2017
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