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March 5, 2010 at 11:48 AM #17146March 5, 2010 at 11:58 AM #521293
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GuestI think 1bog.org is still active in region. Also, contact Heliopower, great company. I’m hoping to get solar installed in the next 2 months.
March 5, 2010 at 11:58 AM #521433GuestI think 1bog.org is still active in region. Also, contact Heliopower, great company. I’m hoping to get solar installed in the next 2 months.
March 5, 2010 at 11:58 AM #521866GuestI think 1bog.org is still active in region. Also, contact Heliopower, great company. I’m hoping to get solar installed in the next 2 months.
March 5, 2010 at 11:58 AM #521957GuestI think 1bog.org is still active in region. Also, contact Heliopower, great company. I’m hoping to get solar installed in the next 2 months.
March 5, 2010 at 11:58 AM #522212GuestI think 1bog.org is still active in region. Also, contact Heliopower, great company. I’m hoping to get solar installed in the next 2 months.
March 5, 2010 at 1:07 PM #521353evolusd
ParticipantI am SO interested in the solar movement and am hoping to transition my career into the solar industry (from commercial banking).
As for financing, if you have home equity and good credit/income you could definitely get a home equity credit line or term loan to finance the purchase. Not sure how this type of bank financing would compare with the targeted solar financing out there. I check out various solar companies and most seem to offer some sort of financing, usually secured by a deed against the home.
Kudos for taking a step toward making the earth a cleaner place!
March 5, 2010 at 1:07 PM #521491ParticipantI am SO interested in the solar movement and am hoping to transition my career into the solar industry (from commercial banking).
As for financing, if you have home equity and good credit/income you could definitely get a home equity credit line or term loan to finance the purchase. Not sure how this type of bank financing would compare with the targeted solar financing out there. I check out various solar companies and most seem to offer some sort of financing, usually secured by a deed against the home.
Kudos for taking a step toward making the earth a cleaner place!
March 5, 2010 at 1:07 PM #521924ParticipantI am SO interested in the solar movement and am hoping to transition my career into the solar industry (from commercial banking).
As for financing, if you have home equity and good credit/income you could definitely get a home equity credit line or term loan to finance the purchase. Not sure how this type of bank financing would compare with the targeted solar financing out there. I check out various solar companies and most seem to offer some sort of financing, usually secured by a deed against the home.
Kudos for taking a step toward making the earth a cleaner place!
March 5, 2010 at 1:07 PM #522014ParticipantI am SO interested in the solar movement and am hoping to transition my career into the solar industry (from commercial banking).
As for financing, if you have home equity and good credit/income you could definitely get a home equity credit line or term loan to finance the purchase. Not sure how this type of bank financing would compare with the targeted solar financing out there. I check out various solar companies and most seem to offer some sort of financing, usually secured by a deed against the home.
Kudos for taking a step toward making the earth a cleaner place!
March 5, 2010 at 1:07 PM #522271ParticipantI am SO interested in the solar movement and am hoping to transition my career into the solar industry (from commercial banking).
As for financing, if you have home equity and good credit/income you could definitely get a home equity credit line or term loan to finance the purchase. Not sure how this type of bank financing would compare with the targeted solar financing out there. I check out various solar companies and most seem to offer some sort of financing, usually secured by a deed against the home.
Kudos for taking a step toward making the earth a cleaner place!
March 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM #521368biggoldbear
ParticipantWe don’t really have the equity, which would be the easiest route. We’re at ~90% LTV now, and lending is pretty tight. I think there’s definitely some programs out there, I’ll keep this post updated if I find anything good!
March 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM #521506ParticipantWe don’t really have the equity, which would be the easiest route. We’re at ~90% LTV now, and lending is pretty tight. I think there’s definitely some programs out there, I’ll keep this post updated if I find anything good!
March 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM #521938ParticipantWe don’t really have the equity, which would be the easiest route. We’re at ~90% LTV now, and lending is pretty tight. I think there’s definitely some programs out there, I’ll keep this post updated if I find anything good!
March 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM #522029ParticipantWe don’t really have the equity, which would be the easiest route. We’re at ~90% LTV now, and lending is pretty tight. I think there’s definitely some programs out there, I’ll keep this post updated if I find anything good!
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