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In an investment perspective, how the solar power system work?
I think the purchase / installation approximately 3,000 watts or more solar panels on the rooftop (I live in Dallas, TX) and if we used only 300 to 400 watts of electricity per month. 1.) Watts The remaining were not used, I get paid by TXU each month? 2.) If yes, there is a better investment than a rental property? 3.) What is the return on investment estimated 3000 watts and 400 watts were used? Thank you!
In general, if you are connected network and electricity bills are already low, the recovery time of solar electricity will be long, perhaps superior the life of the system. So no, it is unlikely to be better than a rental, unless you lose money the lease. I guess what you meant is that you use 300 to 400 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity a month. It's pretty low. I guess you have good insulation and do not use air conditioning. Very clever! TXU Will you pay extra for your electricity? You ask them. It will not be much, if anything. If you want to study the issue, I suggest you pick up your electricity bills for the year past, and calling a solar installation company in your area for a free estimate. You can always say no to the operation, but in the process, you will see things that enter into the analysis of what makes sense for you.
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