Cash Flow Guys Podcast

Like many Americans, my mailbox and voicemail box is cluttered by multiple sales offers to install solar on my properties. First, let me say I love the concept of solar energy, in fact, I have solar panels and a large battery bank installed on our motor home which allows us to remain unplugged as we travel the country. I was originally intrigued by the concept of solar on my sticks and bricks property until I learned the downside of installing solar on a stick and bricks property. I thought that it would eliminate the chance of power outages for my tenants, but quickly learned that’s not the case.  This is because of how the systems are required to be designed when installed on a traditional home. The system is designed to harvest solar energy from the sun and feed it to the power grid.  The power company then monitors how much power your setup supplies and pays you in the form of credits to provide them with electricity.  They then provide your home with power from the grid but only charge for what you use t