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As part of the current stimulus packages, large banks are now lending to smaller local banks and lending institutions. Interest rates are at historic lows, and now is the perfect time to take advantage of these rates and invest in solar. Lenders are trying to create "green energy"-type loans. These loans are basic real estate loans that now add the cost of solar installation into the appraised values. This helps customers who have bought or refinanced homes in the last two or three years to secure financing for green projects. Due to large, attractive federal tax credits, more and more customers are financing the federal tax rebate on a short personal loan, which allows them to pay off the federal tax credit within a year when they have reclaimed those tax credit monies. The remaining money can be financed on a real estate-type loan at a much lower payment. The only downside is that the payments for solar are higher in the first year, after which time the tax credit loan is paid off. Several loans to consider are:
If customers apply the tax credit money to the loan, the loan is paid off in about 8 years.
The good news is that you can find them at very low rates. Also, payments decrease when the principle is paid back. This is an attractive feature when tax credit monies are received and used to pay down the principle amount of the loan.
NEW! Secured Residential Loan Program for California Customers!
This program, available exclusively through Clean Power Finance, is underwritten and sponsored by Guaranty Bank.
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