With Clear-Title Solar™, eligible Florida buyers can finance an owned solar system inside the same FHA mortgage, with the same minimum cash down and one monthly payment. Before you tour, QuiqNest shows what a specific home costs to own, with and without solar.
Eligible Florida buyers can finance owned solar inside the same FHA mortgage, with the same minimum cash down. Check what a home costs to own before you tour.
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Subject to FHA program rules, borrower and property eligibility, and lender approval.

Subject to FHA program rules, borrower and property eligibility, and lender approval.
Your lender looks at the mortgage. Your budget lives with the mortgage and the power bill. In Florida, that power bill is a real part of what a home costs to own, and no listing shows it.
FHA calculates your minimum down payment on the home's value without the solar. Financing eligible solar does not raise the cash you bring to closing, subject to program rules.
The eligible solar cost becomes part of your FHA mortgage. No separate solar loan, no lease payment and no second company to pay each month.
Part of what used to go to the power company goes toward a system you own. Where the home's numbers support it, your total monthly cost can come down too.
The system is owned, not leased, with no equipment-level UCC-1 fixture filing on the solar equipment. Nothing extra to untangle when you sell.
Projections, not guarantees. Results depend on the home, the borrower and lender approval.
The Power Flip™ takes a power bill you pay every month with nothing to show for it and redirects part of that spending toward solar you own, financed inside your FHA mortgage.
It is not a lower mortgage. It is a different split of the money you already spend on energy, and for the right home, a lower total monthly cost.
That is why we check each home instead of promising a number. Some homes produce a strong Power Flip™. Some do not, and your check will tell you which is which before you tour.
Check a Home →FHA's Solar and Wind Technologies rules, in HUD Handbook 4000.1, Section II.A.8.m, let eligible borrowers finance solar as part of an FHA mortgage. Few buyers use them, because the solar has to be planned with the purchase. QuiqNest built that workflow.
QuiqNest is not a lender or mortgage broker. Mortgages are provided by participating licensed lenders.
Your system is installed after closing, funded through an escrow holdback. Financing is subject to FHA program rules and lender approval.
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Offer with the full monthly cost in hand, not only the list price.
Your lender builds the eligible solar cost into your FHA mortgage, with the same minimum cash down.
The home closes first. The solar funds are held in an escrow holdback.
Certified installer partners install your system after closing, generally within 120 days.
Built on the FHA Solar and Wind Technologies rules, HUD Handbook 4000.1, Section II.A.8.m.

How solar is paid for decides who owns it and what happens when you sell or refinance. Clear-Title Solar™ keeps it simple.
Normal title and lender review still apply.
How Clear-Title Solar™ compares →Solar-Ready Homes™ across Florida, each with its own Power Flip™ Analysis ready to view.
Straight answers, with the conditions that apply.
All questions →FHA calculates the minimum down payment on the home's value without the solar. The 3.5% is calculated on the home price, so financing eligible solar does not increase the cash you need at closing, subject to program rules.
No. The home closes first. Your system is installed after closing, generally within 120 days, funded through an escrow holdback. Your closing timeline follows your lender's normal FHA process.
You qualify on the full combined payment, as with any FHA loan. Your lender reviews your income, credit and the home. QuiqNest does not make credit or loan decisions.
No. The roof, sun exposure and the home's numbers all matter, and not every home produces a Power Flip™. Final eligibility for you and the home is confirmed by your lender.
Yes. It is owned, not leased, and financed inside your FHA mortgage. There is no separate solar loan and no equipment-level UCC-1 fixture filing on the solar equipment.
There is no lease to transfer and no separate solar loan to pay off. The system is part of the home and its FHA mortgage. Normal title and lender review still apply.
No. Any buyer using FHA financing on an eligible Florida home can check it. Many FHA buyers are buying their first home, but it is not a requirement.
Nothing. Checking a home is free, and so is your QuiqNest dashboard. There is no credit check for the report.
Your check will show it. You can still buy that home with a standard FHA loan, or compare it with other homes before you tour.
No. Mortgages are provided by participating licensed lenders. QuiqNest checks the home, prepares the solar side and coordinates the work after closing.
Potential tax treatment depends on the borrower. Ask a tax professional about your situation.

Check the home you are considering and see what it costs to own, before you fall for it.
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