My experience is as an electrical/general contractor selling and installing solar panels, windows and siding.

Because the seller may have non-disclosure issues please de-identify the address and such.Good luck!

Currently I work as a fund support manager in the project finance group at a global solar energy company called SunEdison.

The bank just doesn't want to pay the money to turn on and then de-winterize and re-winterize the property.

I'm kind of in a holding pattern now, as I have a piece of land that I bought for the wrong reasons a few years back, and I'm de-prioritizing it as a vacation spot and trying to get the cash to invest on my 3rd property with.

Any flippers out there ever install solar power packages on their roofs or use green building in their plans when they flip properties?

There is NO de minis in federal law and the feds were specific about that in their Final Rule on the SAFE Act.Moving past the SAFE Act, there are a host of federal compliance issues that people have ignored in the past that just can't be ignored anymore without significant risk, and some relatively new ones that can be very dangerous to ignore.

I have also seen some incredible green park models that are 100% solar and require no sanitary hook ups as the waste is turned to ash.Clarification: This is not to say there are not well built HUD Code homes already in existence and being built, because there are.

some flips, I do nothing, except maybe de-trash, leaving the heavy work for the buyer.

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