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If you're thinking of refinancing your home to pay for your remodel,
or you want to buy a house and fix it up, you can get an
energy-efficient mortgage (EEM) to cover the costs of energy
 upgrades. These mortgages let you roll the cost of those improvements
into your home loan.  With a really well-designed EEM, you end up
not spending a cent for the energy measures.

There are EEMs for remodeling (in some areas these are called
energy improvement mortgages, or EIMS) and others for purchasing
 houses that are already considered energy efficient. The latter
allows homebuyers to qualify for more house with less income
because utility bills will be low.

If you are remodeling your home with the intention of selling it,
 remember energy efficiency adds value. You can get an EEM to do the
 upgrades, then sell your home at a higher price to a buyer who
is taking advantage of an EEM to buy an energy-efficient home!

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Cost Savings with an
Energy-Efficient Mortgage

Compare the monthly housing costs of a remodeling EEM against
those of a standard loan, both secured through the Federal Housing
Authority.

Loan-Related Expense Standard Loan EEM
Purchase Price $100,000 $100,000
Cost of Energy Improvements n/a 4,000
Adjusted Purchase Price 100,000 104,000
Mortgage Loan Amount 100% 100,000 104,000
Monthly Principal Interest 730 759
Monthly Taxes and Insurance 150 150
Total Monthly Mortgage 880 909
Monthly Utilities 126 71
Total Monthly Housing Expense 1006 980

Benefits to the Homeowner:

  • $26 per month net savings
  • $312 per year net savings
  • A more comfortable, more valuable home at no extra cost

    Tax Credit For your Energy -Efficient Improvements through 2010.
    Up to 30% of the improvement to a
    max of $3000.

    For improvements made in 2009 and 2010, you can get an income tax
     credit of up to $1,500 for installing efficient new windows, insulation,
    doors, roofs, and heating and cooling equipment in your home. However, efficiency criteria will vary dependant on when these items are "placed
     in service" (installed).

    Who gets it? Individuals who install specific energy-efficient home
    improvements.

    What energy-efficient home improvements are eligible? The overall
    $1,500 cap can be reached in several ways with the purchase and
    installation of energy-efficient products that meet certain efficiency
    criteria:

    • Exterior windows: Includes skylights and storm windows.
    • Insulation, exterior doors, or roofs: Includes seals to limit air
    • infiltration, such as caulk, weather stripping, and foam sealants,
    • as well as storm doors.
    • Central air conditioner, heat pump, furnace, boiler, water
    • heater, or bio gas (e.g. corn) stove: Starting in 2009,
    • geothermal heat pumps are instead eligible for a separate
    • tax credit

    Federal

    Incentives/Policies for Renewables & Efficiency

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    More Resources for the Energy Efficient
    Mortgage Programs

    Energy Rated Homes of America (RESNET)
    12350 Industry Way, Suite 208
    Anchorage, AK 99515
    Phone: 907-345-1930
    E-Mail: resnet@corecom.net
    WWW: http://www.natresnet.org//RESNET.htm

    Home Energy Rating Systems (HERS) Council
    1511 K St., NW, Suite 600
    Washington, DC 20005
    Phone: 202-638-3700 ext.202
    E-Mail: HERS@aecnet.com
    WWW: http://www.hers-council.org/

    US Department of Energy
    Office of BTS, EE-40
    1000 Independence Ave., SW
    Washington, DC 20585-0121
    Phone: 202-586-7819
    E-Mail: John.Reese@hq.doe.gov
    WWW: http://www.doe.gov/

    US Environmental Protection Agency
    ENERGY STAR Homes Program
    401 M St., SW, MC 6202J
    Washington, DC 20460
    Phone: 888-STAR-YES
    WWW: http://www.epa.gov/energystar_dat.html  

     

     

     


     

     

     

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