Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
Solar homes in Silverado Ranch cluster in ZIP 89123, which holds a bit more than half of them. ZIP 89183 has about a third, and a few sit in 89052 and 89141. The largest subdivision groups are Agate Gilespie, Silver Pointe, Silverado Ranch Estate and Silverado South. They are close in size, and the rest are spread across many smaller subdivisions. There are 20 homes listed now, with a median list price of $512,500.
Agate Gilespie and Silverado South mostly sit between $300K and $500K, Silver Pointe runs higher, and Silverado Ranch Estate higher still. Nearly all of these homes were built between 1990 and 2009, so ask how old the roof is, because panels have to be removed and reinstalled for a re-roof. Most are single-family houses, with a smaller share of townhouses. About half are single-story, and about half have a private pool, which matters because pool pumps are a big part of an electric bill.
The first thing to pin down on any listing is whether the system is owned or leased. See the homes below, then ask for the solar paperwork before you write an offer.
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Ask the listing agent for the solar contract, or look for a lease or power purchase agreement in the disclosures. A lien or fixture filing on the title can also point to financed or leased panels. Owned systems usually convey with the house. Leased ones mean you take over the payments and the terms.
Usually yes, but the solar company has to approve you, which typically means a credit check and signed transfer paperwork. Start that early, because it can affect your closing timeline. Get the monthly payment, the escalator terms and the remaining term in writing before you commit.
Nearly all homes here were built between 1990 and 2009, so the roof may already have been replaced or may be due. Ask for the roof's age, any repair history, and whether the installer penetrated the roof and gave a warranty. A re-roof means paying to detach and reinstall the panels.
Homes here have a typical range of $375,000 to $834,000, with a median price per square foot of $272. Where an owned system adds value is something to ask your agent and appraiser about. A lease adds a monthly obligation rather than value.
Panels don't set the dues. The median monthly HOA among homes that have one is $28. Many associations do have architectural rules on panel placement and appearance, so ask for the CC&Rs and confirm any existing system was approved.
It can offset part of the load, since a pool pump and any heater run for many hours. How much depends on system size, the pump setup and how the utility credits exported power under current rules. Ask the seller for twelve months of electric bills and the system's production records.
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