solar Loan VS Solar Lease VS Solar PPA Vs Solar Cash Purchase? A mistake can cost $10,000's

There Are 4 ways to buy solar: Solar Loan VS Cash VS Solar Lease Vs Solar PPA .. a mistake can cost $10'000's.
In this video I answer common questions: Should you do a solar loan or lease? What are pros and cons of solar loan vs Solar lease? Solar lease problems when sell home? Pros and cons Solar Loan Vs Solar PPA? What you need to know. Solar PPA VS Buy .... Solar ppa explained. Selling or Buying a house with Solar PPA Or leased solar panels?
00:00 Introduction Solar panels Financing
00:16 Solar Financing Options Payments Solar Loan VS Solar Lease VS Solar PPA Vs Buy Cash. What is the difference between a solar loan and a solar lease? Solar lease vs solar loan pros and cons
01:04 Solar Monthly Payments and solar savings. Are solar leases worth it? Are solar panels financially worth it?
02:53 Solar payments solar lease and solar ppa early termination penalty
03:33 Who Keeps The Solar Tax Credit and Solar Incentives? Contractor, Finance Company or Homeowner?
03:46 Total solar Savings 25 yrs Total Monthly Payments. what is length of the Solar Lease? How long are most solar panel leases? Is it worth getting a loan for solar panels? Is it better to finance solar or pay cash?
05:00 Home Solar Energy ROI Return on investment. Are Solar leases worth it?
06:54 Solar Lease Solar PPA Who Owns solar panels
08:02 Home Value With Solar Panels
09:40 Problems Buying a Home with a solar lease. Problems Selling a home with solar Lease. How do leased solar panels affect home value? why solar leases are bad
12:07 Problems taking over a solar lease.
buying a house with leased solar panels.
should i buy a house with leased solar panels?
13:00 Problems with solar lease
13:45 Who pays for solar panels maintenance Solar Panels
15:06 Can the homeowner select solar panels and equipment? Can a battery , EV Charger, or more solar panels be added?
15:34 Solar Lease and Solar PPA low-quality equipment and installation
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[solarbygreengreg]

Greg Can Be Reached at :
727-219-9785 text or call
For Product Sponsorships, Solar Consulting and quote, etc

[coryjennings]

So Cal resident here. You helped me in not signing my life over on a PPA with SunRun. This made me do the math on my 25 year cost and is would cost me over $109k over 25 years given there are zero issues with my system and i am never down for repairs. Stay away from PPA's

[pammorris]

Northern Californiareat


boy do I wish I had found you before I got my solar system….. you information is so clear, accurate and your illustrations make it very easy to understand. I have a horrible predatory loan … not simple interest … the servicers can’t answer questions …the originator says it is all up to the servicer…..at least there is no pre payment…I was just going to pay it off to get out of it…but with the the likely event of a grid outage I feel I need the money for a battery backup system …. Thank you so much for the battery comparisons ….really feel able to make that decision .

[TashenaMarie]

Thank you so much for this channel! I have a vision to open a fully solar powered gym here in Florida . I’ll be binging this channel over the next few days haha

[rebekahsanchez]

I sell solar. This was nice to see and to learn objectively!

[judyfanaragruszczynski]

Northern Illinois

I had my first appointment with Sunrun without knowing anything about solar systems. Thank God, I’ve read your information here.
I am at one person household with an average bill of about $71 a month. Also I’m 74 and might want to buy a condo in the next five years. It’s now becoming clearer that this is not the way for me to go. Do you agree?

[christianfalterer]

What about dealer fees for solar loan? 30% where I am makes lease seem more attractive, am I missing something?

[iuptubaman]

We sold our northeast Florida home with a solar system in 2023 and we received ZERO value for the $30, 000 system. We paid cash for the system and did not get one penny back on the investment. We lost money since our homeowners insurance went up over $600/year, had a $25/month minimum bill, plus the system would need to be removed in 10-15 years when the roof needs to be replaced. Wasn’t worth it at all and we won’t make the same mistake again.

[alvertosb.p.]

Sounds like big solar black financial hole unless the owner pays upfront cash for the solar panels. Corporations made getting electricity complex to force the home owner to pay through the nose for solar panels.

[Desh]

In jersey if your house gets enough sun you get a free 50 year warranty roof

[Boatracer]

The crappy state of California in San Diego where you never know what the new law will be, even after you read it. New NEM use to be 1 for 1 sale back rate, but now you get .04 cents a KW. So everyone's getting a battery.

[ronniecardy]

Been watching you from the day ours was installed. Big lawsuit on the company now

[SuperBrowndog]

PPA replaces and repairs panels and system through the 25 years, no cost to homeowner, as long as it's normal wear. Also if you get the Tesla batteries for storage, those batteries are $15k and wear out in 10 years, again PPA with SunRun replaces those batteries, no cost to homeowner, saving possibly $30k+. Also, remember, the PPA payments are the cost of the "power, " not the equipment. So, add up all electrical bills for 25 years, including A/C, pool equipment and all other costs, you do save with PPA. SunRun will move the system to a new location if you decide to move to another home. PPA is perfect because after 25 years, the system is old and no one wants to buy it anyway. When the PPA is over (25 years), homeowner can let the company have it back, it's obsolete.

[losdonoso]

i feel like the info you are putting forward here is old. the 30% ITC gets eaten by loan company as a dealer fee or as a down payment at 15th month to keep payment low. As far as purchase the 30% ITC get eaten by having to replace the batteries in 10 years. For those reasons i believe that PPA is the best option in NEM 3.0 in SoCal where homeowner puts no money into equipment and gets all the benefits. Cash purchase is king as always but who is throwing down $70k for solar, not many. Cheers!

[eduardog]

So which is the best solar company here in las vegas, and which one do you recommend