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If you're planning on selling your home soon, buying out your lease can add thousands of dollars in value when you go to sell. Instead of waiting till your lease ends or keeping the leased panels on your roof, the additional value added to your house can greatly outweigh the cost of buying out your loan.
Leasing solar equipment allows you to receive the financial benefits of solar energy without having to buy a home solar system. A solar provider handles the installation, and then leases the equipment to you at a fixed monthly amount or sells you the electricity the panels generate at a set price per kilowatt-hour.
The difference is the leasing company's contract is 17 pages (fine print) and Solar Symphony's contract is 2 pages. A lease doesn't hit your personal credit. It doesn't affect your debt to income ratio.
A lease doesn't hit your personal credit. It doesn't affect your debt to income ratio.
The difference between a solar lease and solar PPA is simple: With a lease, you pay a fixed monthly rent in return for use of the system. With a PPA you pay a fixed price per kWh for power generated. We'll help you decide which option is best for you.