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I'm curious how this is all going to shake out in the housing market. The guys pushing hard have ~20 year contracts. If you go to buy a house in 2020 that had
by rogerbinns 11y ago
I'm curious how this is all going to shake out in the housing market. The guys pushing hard have ~20 year contracts.
If you go to buy a house in 2020 that had a system installed in 2012, the panels etc would be fairly dated (plus wear and tear), and there would still be 12 years left on the contract. I'd insist on paying less for the house due to being saddled with the obligation, or the homeowner would have pay (a lot) to get out of the contract early.
Like you I too see dramatic improvements over the next few years, hence committing now not being a good decision.