Posted by Slumlord on September 14, 2006, 9:15 am
Anyone here have info / links to sources that would help estimate how
much value a solar PV system would add to the future resale value of a
home?
Thanks..
Posted by Eeyore on September 14, 2006, 9:46 am
Slumlord wrote:
> Anyone here have info / links to sources that would help estimate how
> much value a solar PV system would add to the future resale value of a
> home?
Less than it costs for sure.
Graham
Posted by Jim Baber on September 15, 2006, 8:07 pm
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Jim Baber wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
>Slumlord wrote:
>>nyone here have info / links to sources that would help estimate how
>>much value a solar PV system would add to the future resale value of a
>>home?
>>
>>
>Less than it costs for sure.
>Graham
The American Appraiser's have established that the appraised value is
increased by the avoided cost per year times 20. So that means that if
you actually saved $4,000 in a year because you had generated 40,000 kW
at a .10 / kwh rate schedule for the year, your system would increase
the value of the house by $80,000. Now just convince your buyer of that.
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Posted by Eeyore on September 15, 2006, 11:46 pm
Jim Baber wrote:
> Jim Baber wrote:
> Eeyore wrote:
> >Slumlord wrote:
> >
> >>nyone here have info / links to sources that would help estimate how
> >>much value a solar PV system would add to the future resale value of a
> >>home?
> >>
> >>
> >Less than it costs for sure.
> >Graham
> >
> The American Appraiser's have established that the appraised value is
> increased by the avoided cost per year times 20. So that means that if
> you actually saved $4,000 in a year because you had generated 40,000 kW
> at a .10 / kwh rate schedule for the year, your system would increase
> the value of the house by $80,000. Now just convince your buyer of that.
40 MWh in a year ?
That would be worth somethiong for sure !
So, 1000kWh ( not bad btw ) would increase the value by $2,000 ?
Graham
Posted by R.H. Allen on September 17, 2006, 7:39 pm
Eeyore wrote:
>
> Jim Baber wrote:
>
>> Jim Baber wrote:
>>
>> Eeyore wrote:
>>
>>> Slumlord wrote:
>>>
>>>> nyone here have info / links to sources that would help estimate how
>>>> much value a solar PV system would add to the future resale value of a
>>>> home?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Less than it costs for sure.
>>> Graham
>>>
>> The American Appraiser's have established that the appraised value is
>> increased by the avoided cost per year times 20. So that means that if
>> you actually saved $4,000 in a year because you had generated 40,000 kW
>> at a .10 / kwh rate schedule for the year, your system would increase
>> the value of the house by $80,000. Now just convince your buyer of that.
>
> 40 MWh in a year ?
>
> That would be worth somethiong for sure !
Yes it would be.
> So, 1000kWh ( not bad btw ) would increase the value by $2,000 ?
^^^^^^^^^^^
Not bad? That's about what the average person uses in a place like the
Dominican Republic or Tunisia, and less than half the global average per
capita. Even in Seattle you could generate that much with a sub-kilowatt
PV system.
> much value a solar PV system would add to the future resale value of a
> home?