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Solar panels are a complete scam! We just had a hail storm and Allstate will cover taking the panels off and reinstalling but not covering the busted panels!

Great Job Rob...very well explained ... Thanks

Nice video but lose the background music. It's distracting and unnecessary.

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Truly a great video! Really enjoyed the way you described it : )

what if there's negligence? like if I trip over equipment that was left out by a vendor of the landlord and get injured, am I still not able to sue if there's a hold harmless clause in the agreement between me and my landlord?

I have a B.S. in Environmental Resource Management from Penn State. What are the next steps that I should take if I want to enter the Carbon Accounting field?

There seems to be a "game changer" almost every day...hard to keep up with. Meanwhile EVs sales are tanking. And owners of EVs are crapping in their pants because of the extreme depreciation...

If i have a mortgage but i am renting my home, do i need to remove homeowners to landlord??

These videos are very helpful and I appreciate them. Thanks!

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what happens if the roof needs to be replaced? i am looking at a house with Tesla Solar ppa. how much of an ass ache is it to get them there to take the panels off and put them back on and how costly is it? god forbid you find a number and have a conversation with them.

Soft music is good for focusing!!! thank you

Thank you Rob for the informative VIDEO. I felt the background music was distracting. It would be great if you don't mix the background music.

Hi Rob. I have a back attached deck with a roof canopy on a raised ranch home. In January the roof of the deck collapsed due to the heavy weight of snow. My village says the roof to the deck can not go back up because the deck is no longer in code and needs to be replaced as well, in order to put the roof back up. I have Building Ordinance of Law coverage. My claim has been denied because my insurance is telling me that since the deck was not damaged they will only pay for the roof. They won't pay to replace the deck. I've argued with them that is what OL is for and they insist its not. Am I wrong?

Does the credit only work for commercial buildings? Are there any credits for multi-family residential buildings /mixed-use buildings?

Hi if i have margage house and I want to build new house the margage lender will accept the builder risk insurance or no

You can do without the annoying background music

Great info. Music is a little loud. Next video turn volume up so we can hear you better and lower the music.

Rob, Question: How does one entity or company consult to make money off of 179D? I am trying to figure out how certain business makes money from this consulting. Please advise.

So if I have a 4M general aggregate and my per project aggregate limit is $10M, what are the total limits I have?

Thx.

It's all a hot racket to nickle-and-dime everyone. 😔 Of COURSE my 1949 home is not up to 2024 code! FORCING people to pay EXTRA for some special "old house" coverage is immoral. Of COURSE things have to be rebuilt up to code. FORCING someone to BUY some EXTRA coverage or you won't fix their home, means that the insured was NOT insured to BEGIN with then. This is essentially a new insurance SCAM that leaves insurers an OUT. They don't have to cover ALL code upgrades under this Ordinence of Law coverage either-they can CHARGE you, while NOT covering this, this, this-you know-all of the EXPENSIVE stuff! So we pay them EXTRA, while STILL having to pay out-of-pocket AND a deductible. THAT IS NOT INSURANCE. "Your policy covers blah, blah, blah, but you are responsible for the $150,000 upgrade over THERE, because we don't. Sorry." They pay $110,000, we pay $179,000. Sounds fair! 😡

And an admitted company pays toward a state guaranty fund of sorts (maybe called a solvency fund), so that if the company goes out of business the state pays the carrier's claims (up to a state-specified limit).....At least thats what I heard from my insurance retail agent today. Does this sound right Rob?

I am thinking about this right now and this video was very helpful. Thank you!

I don't see where you posted / shared about how the flip side and recapture work. Can you, please, explain these in the context of this video? (The video was very simple to understand, so appreciate something similar.)

What should 20 acres decommission bond cost?

So in other words the employer is ultimately responsible for employees stupidity and screw ups.

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If you are a property owner in an urban area close to any major city, perhaps your biggest risk factor is criminal activity around your charging stations and these claims could eclipse your liability insurance many times over. Patrons have a reasonable expectation of safety. Mostly the crime, is panhandling, but it can become far more aggressive especially if you are a woman. Good lighting is important, but not much of a deterrent for addicts at all….they just wear masks and wait until the EV driver exits the vehicle. If poorly lighted….yep we would sue you on behalf of the client for sure. If there have been multiple incidents, and you have not provided for security, regardless of lighting, you will be sued for sure. Charging station security ended any possibility of an EV road trip with my wife….too scary.

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Im surprised how many people dont do their research on power purchase agreements before making a 25 year commitment. it's crucial to research the real costs involved. I recently wrote an in-depth article about power purchase agreements. you can read it here illinoisesolarpros.blogspot.com/2023/12/what-is-solar-power-purchase-agreement_0622736913.html

Regular software updates are crucial, often including security patches for newly discovered vulnerabilities. Implementing additional security measures like two-factor authentication, secure socket layer (SSL) encryption, and verification APIs can further protect your online transactions. 😊

Interested in buying townhome with PPA. After Googling the company it appears that there are a lot issues with CS. Payments are not being posted, member's are paying late fees, ACH is no longer available, invoices are received late therefore creating late fees.... 31 complaints in all. Seller did not reveal this to me yet; I have not gone into depth about their contract. I am unsure if they are having issues with CS and this company. What shall I do? Should I see if he could give pay half and I pay half of the remaining 9 years? I do love the townhome and it's reasonably priced. I just don't want all the hassle with this solar panel company. Realtor email me contract which started at $77 dollars when they first received the panels. So does this mean that my monthly payment would still be based on what I use?

Does ACV include the cost of labor or is the labor supposed to be added?

Are Homeowners eligible for the solar ITC & PTC or just commercial investors in solar?

Great explanation but please reduce the background music 😢

Thanks!

The other thing VTG would enable is the ability to transfer power from one vehicle to another. I wonder if anyone has a patent on a EV "jumper cable" that tricks the host into thinking it's supplying the grid and the other car thinks it's at a charger. This would allow any compatible vehicle to rescue a dead EV anywhere.

This video is super helpful in explaining. I was confused and really appreciate the definition. Just incase no one has mentioned this, the background music is really distracting. A little too loud so its hard to hear your explanation.

So the 30% tax credit is separate for the bidirectional charger is separate from the home solar 30% tax rebate?

Would the landlord want to be listed as Additional Insured or Additional Interest?

Does it cover water damage from my upstairs unit? She was found not negligent

If the solar system is engineered to overproduce actual consumption the utility savings are destroyed.The annual escalator also compounds over time Eroding the 🎉.savings as well

🤔 sounds like it would not cover you as the landlord. If the home is both habitable. But the tenant decides not too pay. In other words does landlord insurance protect you if your tenant is refusing too pay rent. And the evictions proceedings is taking too long where as there living the life of the lease and then some.

Very helpful thank you!

I am retired from what was the largest investor-owned electric utility in Texas. I spent most of my career with the company as an accounting manager and audit director. Even in the 70s we had interruptible power contracts with large commercial and industrial customers. If they agreed to reduce their load during peak times, we paid them an incentive. If I remember correctly, it was a credit on their future electric bills. In addition, they saved money because they were not using as much energy. In the current ERCOT market, except for the municipal and the co-op electric utilities, generation, transmission, distribution, and Retail Electric Providers (REP) are separate entities. This summer has been brutal, and a number of big users, as I understand it, have demand response contracts. One of them is a bitcoin mining operation. They agreed to ramp down their electric requirements and will get a credit on their future electric bills. Who gives them the credit, i.e. REP, ERCOT, generator?

Hi Rob, thank you for the video. Do you know how long it takes to get malpractice insurance at a family clinic?