MoreLab5278

MoreLab5278 t1_je54b9x wrote

6% in the history of mortgages, is pretty average. We've been living in a bubble where 0-3% was "the norm" however it was anything but.

Also.. the inflated prices, won't deflate. Infact I think they can go higher.

Less and less people are willing to sell their homes because they locked in such a low rate. As long as demand is where it is, and inventory keeps dropping.. guess where the home values go...

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MoreLab5278 t1_jdv8kwy wrote

As a person who worked in solar, this legislation is outright silly. I’m theory, sure it sounds nice. In practice, there will be loads of properties who are required to build solar, but due to their location, surrounding around their homes, putting solar on a home that is covered i shade from either trees or nearby buildings, is like trying to sail a boat with zero wind.

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MoreLab5278 t1_j1v9rtn wrote

Gotta set up balanced billing. It’ll be more each month, but it’s way more consistent and if your consumption is also constant ,you won’t be surprised by 400 dollar bills

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MoreLab5278 t1_iz7e9oi wrote

They’ll realize this and prices will follow suit . They kind of fucked up their pricing model out the gate. They could have converted so many first time customers if prices were equitable . Driving another 15 mins to save $ (in this economy) is essential for many folks. More than they realize l.

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