The breaker panel is also above the sink (behind the mirror) in the master bathroom!

The home inspection turned up a couple of issues on this older home. 1) the breaker panel is located over the sink (behind a mirror) in the master bathroom. 2) there are no A/C ducts in the master bathroom.

I’m buying a foreclosure that currently has solar panels and have no idea what the process is.Can anyone provide feedback?

The architectural design to meet sound insulation requirements as the following:   - 50 STC (Sound Transmission Class)   - 50 IIC (Impact Isolation Class) The apartment complex to have flat roof area of 500 -700sq. ft. that is ready for photovoltaic panel installation.

We have a solar panel company here received Federal grant and tax incentives.

I recently read an article that there is a 30 % Federal Tax Credit for installing Solar Panel.

If the solar is set up for "net metering" tenants would get benefit of the panels.

I don’t know for sure regarding the HERO program, but there is a provision in CA residential purchase agreements that a buyer can assume leased items like solar panels.

I would install a dedicated 20 amp outlet to the panel for the baseboard.

The last house I renovated was a 1955 pier and beam and the electrical was a rat’s nest, had to install a new panel and 1/2 the wiring.