There are only three instances where it makes sense to buy solar panels for your house.1 - You are living off grid. 2 - You live in a state that has sky high electric costs AND great tax insensitive.3 - You have lots of money, don't care if you are paying more, and want to feel like you are saving the planet (even though you really are not). 

But trust me people are not stupid they will smell insensitive people like you from 20 miles away!

Which is basically another 40 hours per work.Are you able to document (and then claim with a straight face) that you're a hopeless insensitive workaholic who consistently works 80-hour weeks, neglects his wife and otherwise has no life?

That was very insensitive of them.

The short-term effects will be seen by a plethora of homes coming on the market for far less than we have ever seen and on the opposite end of the spectrum with higher/dryer homes escalating in prices - I hate to sound insensitive, but clever investors will have a lot of opportunities.

Agh - I think my post may have come off as a little insensitive; I'm more concerned about finding additional information on the delays/re-inspections/costs associated with extended contract periods rather than making a buck at someone expense.Given that we may have to delay our closing, I'm curious if anyone has experienced similar scenarios where they were required to re-inspect, re-appraise, etc. following a hurricane strike.

This is a bit insensitive.

Yeah, my worry when posting the question was also that it's not taken as insensitive to the situation, given how many people Irma has impacted, I hope it doesn't come across that way.  

I hope this isn't to insensitive.

BTW I don't believe in ghosts (although those who do believe in ghosts are free to do so and disagree accordingly), but I don't want to be politically ghost believer insensitive and tell her she's crazy.