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Any solar power used to offset the tenant bills, WILL result in an increase of their consumption, and you get the blame for their bill going up. Just put the PV on your own building, and let the tenants pay as always. The tax write-off is different for rental property then it is for homeowner.
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Or you can take the approach that you are doing this for environmental reasons and you want to have a positive impact. People in California would go for that and wouldn't mind to pay a little extra thinking they're saving the environment. Maybe the people are the same way in Idaho?Comment
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