The state of Hawaii is currently under an eviction moratorium through November 30, 2020. While there are other moratoriums that may apply (i.e., certain loan types or the CDC), for this

Dated: May 9 2020
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Did you just buy an Oahu home with photovolatic panels?If you did, whether it's leased or owned you must file to update your interconnection agreement with Hawaiian Electric (HECO).The process is simple. First - visit the website: HECO - Customer Renewable Programs - Transfer of OwnershipRead read through the explanation, and download the form:Distributed Energy Resource Assumption Agreement Form. Which looks like this:Gather your sale documents -- look for your deed and closing statement. If the system is leased, you will need to provide a copy of your deed. If your system is owned, it will only be necessary to declare the date of transfer -- which is the closing date of your transaction.Hawaiian Electric wants to help you through this process and provided an email address: connect@hawaiianelectric.com. Congratulations on the purchase of your home with PV -- it is great to be a part of the renewable solutions for a Green Hawaii!As always, if you have any questions or wish to learn more about homes with photovolatic, please give Kasandra Shriver a call or email! (808) 221-8904, kasandra@kasandrashriver.com.
Kasandra Shriver started her career in real estate 2012, and joined HomeQuest, Realtors LLC in 2014 where she is a Broker. Kasandra is both a homeowner and investment property owner and has the pro....
The state of Hawaii is currently under an eviction moratorium through November 30, 2020. While there are other moratoriums that may apply (i.e., certain loan types or the CDC), for this
Lowest Mortgage Rates in History: What It Means for Homeowners and Buyers In July, the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell below 3% for the first time in history.1 And while many
Lowest Mortgage Rates in History: What It Means for Homeowners and Buyers In July, the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell below 3% for the first time in history.1 And while many
Property tax rates for 2020-2021 did not see much change. Owner occupied residental rates remained the same.Here is the table of Honolulu property tax rates for the fiscal year July 1 2020