For Sacramento Realtors

Don't Let PG&E Concerns Kill Buyer Confidence

When a buyer likes a home but worries about the electric bill, Sacramento Solar Guide can provide a preliminary solar + battery estimate to help them make a more informed decision.

The Realtor Problem

Solar and utility costs can quietly stall a deal.

Buyers love the home — until the conversation turns to electric bills, existing solar agreements, or what it would cost to add panels and batteries. Without clear answers, hesitation turns into a lost offer.

I love the home, but what will the PG&E bill be?
What would it cost to add solar?
Is the existing solar owned or leased?
Will this solar agreement complicate escrow?
The Opportunity

You don't need to become a solar expert.

You just need a trusted local solar resource you can call when solar, batteries, PG&E bills, or backup power come up. I quietly handle the technical side so you can stay focused on winning the deal and serving your client.

Best Referral Triggers

When to text me about a property.

Buyer worried about PG&E bill
Home has no solar
Home has confusing existing solar
Listing could benefit from a solar estimate
Buyer asks about batteries
Escrow has solar questions
What Marc Provides

A short menu of agent-friendly help.

Solar quote estimate for listings

A preliminary system size and cost range to share with prospective buyers.

Buyer cost-of-living estimate

A realistic look at what the monthly electric bill could become with or without solar.

Battery backup education

Plain-English answers on backup power, NEM 3.0, and whether a battery makes sense.

Existing solar agreement review

Owned, leased, PPA, or PACE — I help decode what's actually on the roof and the paperwork.

Pre-listing solar strategy

Position the home's energy story before it hits the MLS.

Short client education call

I'll hop on a quick call with your buyer or seller so you stay focused on the deal.

Avoiding Solar Surprises in Escrow

Eight questions that prevent most solar-related deal blow-ups.

Owned?
Financed?
Lease?
PPA?
Transfer requirement?
Payoff option?
Buyer taking over payment?
UCC / title question?

General education only — not legal, tax, or escrow advice. Always confirm specifics with the solar provider, lender, and title/escrow company on the transaction.

Simple Process

Four steps. Zero friction.

01

Text Marc the address

Send the property address (and any solar paperwork you have).

02

Marc reviews the situation

I review the solar and utility situation for the home.

03

Get a preliminary estimate

You receive a preliminary solar/battery estimate or agreement review.

04

Have a clearer conversation

You walk into the client conversation with real numbers, not guesses.

Free Guide

Download the Solar Escrow Survival Checklist for Realtors

A one-page checklist Sacramento agents are using to keep solar from blowing up escrow. Covers listings, buyer-side deals, leased systems, PPAs, and PACE.

  • What to ask the seller before you list
  • Documents to request the moment solar appears
  • Credit-bar red flags for lease transfers
  • PACE & PPA disclosure cheat-sheet
Send it to me — free, no spam:
For your next listing or buyer

Request a Property Solar Review

Send Marc the address and any solar paperwork. He'll come back with a clear summary you can share directly with your client.