Finance
Vermont's 'PACE financing' (Property Assessed Clean Energy) allows property owners to:
AFinance property purchases over 30 years
BFinance energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements with repayment through a property tax assessment✓ Correct
CAccess VHFA funds for energy improvements
DDefer property tax payments for energy improvements
Explanation
PACE financing allows property owners to fund energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements with repayment as a special assessment on their property tax bill, often with long terms and fixed rates.
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