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41 panels · 16.4 kW system · 25,537 kWh/year · 1,233 sq ft roof · Image: https://photos.zillowstatic.com/fp/47ca8e0b1f5092e596d714cfc9c4d774-p_f.jpg
12731 SW 213th St, Miami, FL 33177 is confirmed solar-ready based on Google Solar roof analysis. Located in the Sunshine State, this roof receives up to 1,755 hours of sunshine per year — ranking in the top 5 nationally for solar energy production. With 1,233 sq ft of total roof area and no obstructions, this roof can easily accommodate enough solar panels to meet the home's energy needs. Estimated annual energy production: 25,537 kWh — enough to significantly offset or eliminate the electric bill. Built in 2022, the roof is likely in good condition with modern materials compatible with standard solar panel mounting systems. Based on roof-verified estimates, rolling solar into the FHA mortgage could save approximately $284/month compared to the same home without solar — with no increase to cash-to-close. The projected instant equity at closing is +$42,600, based on the added home value from the solar installation. This assessment is powered by Google Solar roof analysis and QuiqNest Nestability™ calculator. A full Solar-Ready Home PLUS Assessment will confirm the final installation plan.
Why this home costs less to own
Solar financed inside your mortgage - not a separate loan, not a lease.
No UCC-1 lien. Clean title. Full ownership from day one. Mortgage interest is tax-deductible. Most homes cannot do this. This one can.
This home also qualifies to include a Tesla Powerwall 3 battery in the same FHA mortgage. Full home backup. Power during outages. And your total monthly cost is still lower than buying the house without it.
✓ Lower monthly payment - Solar plus a Tesla Powerwall 3, financed into your FHA mortgage, costs less per month than the home without either.
✓ Higher home value - Owned solar and battery builds instant equity from Day 1.
✓ Simple closing - No appraisal issues, no closing delays. One FHA mortgage. One closing. Done.
Why timing is everything
Most buyers add solar after closing - as a lease, a loan, or a lien. That creates a second payment, complicates your title, and builds zero equity. Buying solar at purchase puts it inside your mortgage before you close. No UCC-1 lien. Tax-deductible interest. Instant equity from day one. Most homes cannot do this. This one can.
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