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How to Sell Your Home Subject to a Solar Agreement

If you own a home with a solar agreement, your Realtor may be able to help you navigate potential complications with the sale.

ISSUES THAT SELLERS MAY EXPERIENCE INCLUDE:
Buyers shying away from a house because of the solar agreement (due to things like term, payment, maintenance considerations, technology obsolescence and more)
ISSUES THAT SELLERS MAY EXPERIENCE INCLUDE: Buyers shying away from a house because of the solar agreement (due to things like term, payment, maintenance considerations, technology obsolescence and more) (Pete Sabine - Realtor Call or text 925.787.2548 Compass #00889760)

The solar industry is booming. As of 2019, there were more than 2 million residential solar installations in the U.S., and that number is projected to double by 2023.

One way builders and homeowners are looking to install solar systems is through a lease or power purchase agreement (PPA) (i.e., a “solar agreement”) with a third-party solar provider. But solar agreements are known to create unique challenges when selling a home.

If you own a home with a solar agreement, your Realtor may be able to help you navigate potential complications with the sale.

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SOME ISSUES THAT SELLERS MAY EXPERIENCE INCLUDE:

  • Buyers shying away from a house because of the solar agreement (due to things like term, payment, maintenance considerations, technology obsolescence and more)
  • Buyers who may not meet the solar company’s qualifications
  • Potential issues involving the proper transfer of the solar agreement

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