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Cicada

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1. A bank should be willing to raise loan amount due to lower utility bills

Reply to jpak (Original post)

Sun May 6, 2018, 03:49 PM

May 2018

A home purchaser with lower expected utility bills should be more credit worthy than others so banks should be willing to finance most of the additional home cost.

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California to require solar panels on most new homes [View all] jpak May 2018 OP

A bank should be willing to raise loan amount due to lower utility bills Cicada May 2018 #1

Here is the problem with that at least as it stands with us. I have a new house. wasupaloopa May 2018 #2

They Are Just The River May 2018 #3

I have friends with panels on the roof mountain grammy May 2018 #4

I didn't want to sign up for a 20 yr contract. If I sold the house the buyer would by the contract wasupaloopa May 2018 #5

Needs to be more affordable UnFettered May 2018 #6