Green Building Law Update
AUGUST 16, 2020
That observed, many residential solar panel ‘leases’ contain language similar to, You agree that the solar panel system is the Company’s personal property under the Uniform Commercial Code. Or, if you are moving to a new home in the same utility district, then where permitted by the local utility, the system can be moved to your new home.
Levelset
OCTOBER 19, 2022
The initial charges for a single-close loan are the same as those for any construction or residential loan. This review should, at the very least, examine the appraisal report, the budget, the permits, and the construction contract. Failing to protect lien rights. Information about judgments and liens (i.e., Learn more.
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Green Building Law Update
MAY 21, 2017
But commonly, residential solar panel leases provide language similar to, You agree that the solar panel system is the Company’s personal property under the Uniform Commercial Code. It is common that residential solar panel leases provide language similar to, If you sell your home you can transfer this lease and the monthly payments.
Green Building Law Update
MARCH 18, 2018
But commonly, residential solar panel leases provide language similar to, You agree that the solar panel system is the Company’s personal property under the Uniform Commercial Code. It is common that residential solar panel leases provide language similar to, If you sell your home you can transfer this lease and the monthly payments.
Construction Law Monitor
OCTOBER 30, 2013
Contractors can find out information on commercial, residential, home improvement and mold remediation. This application is less formal than the Residential Contractor license application. This does not mean that the homeowner does not need to abide by local permitting rules and regulations. The process is also more relaxed.
Green Building Law Update
APRIL 7, 2020
A water infrastructure “asset owner” must reimburse MDE for costs incurred, and a lien must be established for nonpayment under specified circumstances. The bill also establishes liability protections for MDE and the State. HB 619 Maryland law and regulations are today silent with regard to PFAS including PFOA.
Green Building Law Update
APRIL 7, 2020
A water infrastructure “asset owner” must reimburse MDE for costs incurred, and a lien must be established for nonpayment under specified circumstances. The bill also establishes liability protections for MDE and the State. HB 619 Maryland law and regulations are today silent with regard to PFAS including PFOA.
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