Posted on 08/24/2022 10:03:20 AM PDT by RomanSoldier19
100%
and my electric bill dropped 1/3 by going tankless
They are also behind on their mortgages because the Federal government told them it was okay not to pay the lender.
The lender(Fannie Mae, Freedie Mac, credit unions, banks) were forbidden to foreclose on them. That is now coming to an end.
There will be many FHA loans especially that will be served papers starting in the next 3-4 months.
FHA loans are high loan to value notes. Many are 95% of the value of the property. So, depending on when the loan was made will depend on the current equity in the property.
Despite the naysayers (who don’t have solar) ...
We went with residential solar late last Fall, and even in winter we could run our heat pumps on just solar.
Can’t run them at night, but if we had to we could keep the house comfortable during the day and chilly, ahem, at night.
The gas fireplace in the master might be a godsend, eh?
yup, and the left will whine and cry but it’s Christmas!!! like they believe in God
and it’s winter you can’t do that, just like last year...
My bills for summer energy consumption were within 5% of amount used year over year. However the 2021 cost was $435 for July. This year 2022 the bill was $683.
insanity
I’m not concerned. The “Inflation Reduction Act” bill should kick in soon and all will be well. /?
oh yeah...
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