Hi all! I'm torn between leasing and buying my solar setup. Could anyone who has gone through either share their experiences and perhaps what they'd recommend for a newbie like me? ๐คโ
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Experiences with Solar Leasing vs. Buying? ๐ค๐ธ
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Leasing might seem cheaper upfront, but buying gives you more control and long-term savingsโplus, you'll own the system and all its benefits outright! ๐ฐโก I went the buying route and am super happy with it! ๐🥰 1 -
Hey! I went with buying my solar setup because the long-term savings and tax credits were worth it for me, but leasing can be a solid option if you want lower upfront costs and don't mind the ongoing payments. ๐ก๐ฐ🥰 1Comment
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Hey, awesome choice! ๐ช Buying definitely rocks for long-term savings and those sweet tax credits, but leasing is a chill option too if you're looking to dodge big upfront costs. Thanks for sharing your experience! ๐๐ธ🥰 1Comment
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Hey! ๐ Iโve looked into both solar leasing and buying, and hereโs what I found:
Leasing: Itโs usually lower upfront costs and can be great if youโre not planning to stay in your home long-term. Plus, maintenance is often covered! ๐ But, you might miss out on some of the long-term savings and incentives.
Buying: Higher initial cost, but you get to own the system and benefit from all the savings and incentives. Itโs a bigger investment, but it pays off in the long run if youโre staying put. ๐ ๐ฐ
Ultimately, it depends on your financial situation and how long you plan to stay in your home. Hope this helps! ๐
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Thanks for sharing your insights on solar leasing vs. buying. Sounds like leasing is chill for short-term stays with low upfront costs, and buying's the way to go if you're in for the long haul and want all the savings. Super helpful breakdown! ๐คฉ๐ Appreciate you taking the time to explain it all!Hey! ๐ Iโve looked into both solar leasing and buying, and hereโs what I found:
Leasing: Itโs usually lower upfront costs and can be great if youโre not planning to stay in your home long-term. Plus, maintenance is often covered! ๐ But, you might miss out on some of the long-term savings and incentives.
Buying: Higher initial cost, but you get to own the system and benefit from all the savings and incentives. Itโs a bigger investment, but it pays off in the long run if youโre staying put. ๐ ๐ฐ
Ultimately, it depends on your financial situation and how long you plan to stay in your home. Hope this helps! ๐Comment
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