if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.@@TheSebastian99999999
@@TheSebastian99999999 tax credit =30% Srec=aprox 20% Tax credit is just what it sounds like though. Only way to get anymore than this is if your a rural farmer or business owner and you can get the reap grant as well which is now another 50% Some homeowners get 20-50% businesses get 20-100% if they are in rural areas that are eligable for reap grant
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.
@@SmarterhometechnologyI work for blue raven, most of my clients are paying between 15-22k for the whole thing. You get a 30% Tax credit, a 18-22% SREC credit in Illinois. And a HUGE resale value that inevitably pays itself when you sell the house.
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.@@oso7563
Amazing!! Glad Chicago is taking a step forward to help homeowners!
complete lie you don't get 70% paid for. not even close.
What’s the real deal? I’ve heard different things
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.@@TheSebastian99999999
It’s 30% of it paid for lmao
It's absolutely true.. lol
@@TheSebastian99999999 tax credit =30%
Srec=aprox 20%
Tax credit is just what it sounds like though.
Only way to get anymore than this is if your a rural farmer or business owner and you can get the reap grant as well which is now another 50%
Some homeowners get 20-50% businesses get 20-100% if they are in rural areas that are eligable for reap grant
Don't want it keep it the money could be better served for the poor and needy of IL.🔥
Where do we find out who to go with for Solar and the credits
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.
@@SmarterhometechnologyI work for blue raven, most of my clients are paying between 15-22k for the whole thing. You get a 30% Tax credit, a 18-22% SREC credit in Illinois. And a HUGE resale value that inevitably pays itself when you sell the house.
In a manger for a sales team in Springfield. We could help you
So many scam co outb there do report on honest company
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.
Don't give me a headache
Frank your comment doesn't make sense
if you go with your local installer you can potentially avoid overpaying but most peoples systems are costing 100grand when they should only cost 30k you get 30% tax rebate this means out of the tax you own this credit will result in a payment towards it and doesn't always work out like explained. the price you were sold at determines the srec typically it's about 30% addtional funds. the fact that the federal doesn't work like people think is the main issue along with hidden interest rates of 30% called dealer fees and $10k commissions.@@oso7563