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Home My WebLink AboutSolar proposal, BrickyHOA Proposal 01 1402 Commerce St, Little Rock AR 72202 (501) 993-0335 danprop03@gmail.com CREATED FOR Danny Bricky HOA PROPOSAL YOUR SOLAR DESIGN Solar Home Proposal 02 MICROINVERTERSSYSTEM SIZE MONITORINGNUMBER OF PANELS 16 Micros6.40 kW Lifetime16 Panels 3D IMAGE IRRADIANCE MAP *The production gurantee on proposals that assume tree removal is subject to change if inadequate or no tree removal is completed. BERKELEY LAB ILLUMINATES PRICE PREMIUMS FOR U.S. SOLAR HOME SALES Largets-ever study quantiﬁes the value of rooftop photovoltaics on homes that sold across eight states and 15 years Solar Home Proposal 03 Hoen is a researcher in the Environmental Energy Technologies Division of Berkeley Lab, who collaborated with researcher from Adomatis Apprasal Services, REal Property Analytics/ Texas A&M University, University of California at San Diego, San Diego State University, and Sandia National Laboratories. The study also found only a small and non-statistically significant difference between PV premiums for new and existing homes. Additional findings include the existence of a PV “green cache” (home buyers paying a certain amount for a PV system of any size and incrementally more as system size increases) and an apparent sharp depreciation rate for the PV premium in home sales transactions as those PV systems age. the study also finds that market premiums are statistically similar to those estimated using the income and cost approaches, methods familiar to appraisers. this similarity to standard appraisal practices further bolsters the report’s usefulness to real estate professionals and markets. Solar Home Proposal 04 PV premium in home sales transactions as those PV systems age. the study also finds that market premiums are statistically similar to those estimated using the income and cost approaches, methods familiar to appraisers. this similarity to standard appraisal practices further bolsters the report’s usefulness to real estate professionals and markets. “As PV systems become more and more common on U.S. homes, it will be increasingly important to value them accurately, using a variety of methods, “ says co-author Sandra Adomatis, an appraiser who helped develop the Appraisal Institute’s Green Addendum and who has written and spoken extensively on valuing green features. She noted, “Our findings should provide greater confidence that PV adds a quatifiable premium to wide variety of homes in California and beyond. APPRAISING SOLAR ENERGY'S VALUE Solar Panels and Home Values THE NEW YORK TIMES Solar Home Proposal 05 By LISA PREVOST, FEB. 20, 2015 New research sponsored by the Department of Energy shows that buyers are willing to pay more for homes with rooftop solar panels - a finding that may strengthen the case for factoring the value of sustainable features into home appraisals. The study, conducted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, examined sales data for almost 23,000 homes in eight states from 2002 to 2013. About 4,000 of the homes had solar photovoltaic systems, all of them owned ( as opposed to being financed through a lease with the solar company). Researchers found that buyers were willing to pay a premium of $15,000 for a home with the average-size solar photovoltaic system (3.6 kilowatts, or 3,600 watts), compared with a similar home without one. Put another way, that translates to about four additional dollars per watt of solar power. The study involved more solar property sales than previous research, malting this sample particularly "robust," said Sandra Adomatis, an appraiser in Punta Gorda, Fla., who is considered an expert in "green" valuation and is one of the study's authors. "This study is important for the buying public and the lending side," Ms. Ado ma tis said, "and appraisers can say, here's some proof there is some value to the system." More homeowners have been installing these systems as the cost of solar technology has dropped over the last decade. As of mid-2014, more than a half-million homes had solar systems, according to the report. Real estate agents, appraisers and lenders are still trying to catch up with the technology, along with other energy-saving features, in terms of calculating their effect on home values - or lack thereof - in any given market. Fannie Mae has acknowledged the growing proliferation of solar. Buyers are willing to pay more for a house with the electric bills to prove the savings attached to its solar system. A version of this article appears in print on Feoruary 22, 2015, on Page RE6 of the New York edition with the headline: Appraising Solar Energy's Value. ADDING SOLARINCREASES THE VALUE OF YOUR HOME HVAC Proposal 06 gtmresearch SEIA YEARLY U.S. SOLAR INSTALLATIONS 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 “ Homes with Solar sold 17% faster and for 20% more.” -National Energy Renewable Laboratory Solar Home Proposal 07 BEAUTY OF SOLAR CHECKOUT THE To see more customer homes visit shinesolar.com/reviews “I went solar with Shine this summer and it has been a great experience! Their original proposal for how much money I would save has been spot on. 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