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Jeffrey Messee
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Jeffrey Messee
  • Spokane, WA
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So I was wondering what other people's thoughts were on the idea of adding solar panel to a home that you are flipping?  

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Katy Fry
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I've been on solar power for the last 21 years.  I am not hooked up to the grid and this would have made a difference but with just solar alone (probably doesn't help that I'm also on wood heat as well), I have had a tough time finding a conventional refinance.    All of the larger banks I checked with won't do it and refer me to a "small town bank".    I haven't explored that option yet.    As mentioned, having solar and being on the grid as well would probably not be a problem with the banks.    I also have a tough time getting a market value because my home is not like others in the area.   Most realtors feel most people want a conventional type home.    

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