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Solar leases intimidate potential homebuyers
June 24, 2014
The option of leasing residential rooftop solar panels is a convenient way for homeowners to implement a solar power system with no money down. However, Bloomberg reports that these long-term leasing contracts can scare off potential buyers who will have to assume the new lease in addition to the price of the house.
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