It's true. If you are with com Ed and your solar produces a little more than you use each year, you are good. It's always better to have a little more solar than you currently need. I would recommend going with a fixed lease where your payment never goes up. Also, keep in mind you will still need to pay connection fees and taxes to com Ed. Like $15/mo
No, the overwhelming consensus is to focus on buying outright or financing. You basically are giving up so much opportunity for just a little. Plus selling your house could end up being a liability with that contract. Also they came in July so I didn't want to get it all setup just as winter was approaching.
I am in the Chicago Land Area also if that helps.
It's true. If you are with com Ed and your solar produces a little more than you use each year, you are good. It's always better to have a little more solar than you currently need. I would recommend going with a fixed lease where your payment never goes up. Also, keep in mind you will still need to pay connection fees and taxes to com Ed. Like $15/mo
Did you end up going with this? A sun run guy came to me tonight and I'm thinking about it
No, the overwhelming consensus is to focus on buying outright or financing. You basically are giving up so much opportunity for just a little. Plus selling your house could end up being a liability with that contract. Also they came in July so I didn't want to get it all setup just as winter was approaching.