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New Construction Rebates

10 years ago

Does anyone know what kind of rebates we could be eligible for when building a new home in Minnesota? I'm sure this could help us make up our mind when choosing different items. It's a stick built home with a local builder so we have a lot of control over all aspects. Thanks!!

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FmrQuahog
10 years ago
shouldn't your builder know?

ya hey there, you betcha
zone4newby
10 years ago
I don't know about rebates, but we're getting a nice reduction in our home insurance rates by using impact resistant asphalt shingles.
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gabbythecat
10 years ago
We've used rebates, but there are so many of them and many of them are local - through your local PUD, through stores that are local to you, etc. Also, you may be eligible for some energy credits through the federal government, but it depends on your individual tax situation.
renovator8
10 years ago
federal

Here is a link that might be useful: Fed tax credits
renovator8
10 years ago
state

Here is a link that might be useful: Minn rebates & savings

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