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[aygart]

I thought ESCOs end up costing more in the long run, as they tend to jack their prices up.

That depends on whether it is done properly or not. That said, I don't recommend for houses.

[whacked1]

I thought ESCOs end up costing more in the long run, as they tend to jack their prices up.

I'm dealing with high(ish, as that's relative) volume and multiple companies/brokers monitoring every change (including capacity), so while there is no crystal ball, we generally come out relatively safe.

[aygart]

I'm dealing with high(ish, as that's relative) volume and multiple companies/brokers monitoring every change (including capacity), so while there is no crystal ball, we generally come out relatively safe.

How can that be cost effective and profitable?

[dovy2]

I thought ESCOs end up costing more in the long run, as they tend to jack their prices up.

that's true - that's why you either play the game - every year shop around for the cheapest, or don't do it

[aygart]

that's true - that's why you either play the game - every year shop around for the cheapest, or don't do it

It is always a bet on energy markets

[whacked1]

How can that be cost effective and profitable?

Can you explain your question? I'm not following.

that's true - that's why you either play the game - every year shop around for the cheapest, or don't do it

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[aygart]

Can you explain your question? I'm not following. 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

How can it be profitable for multiple companies and brokers to monitor some houses?

[whacked1]

How can it be profitable for multiple companies and brokers to monitor some houses?

I'm really curious how they make money on this. From the amount of solicitation, they're obliviously making decent money. This isn't a some houses, it's a decent portfolio of a few k units.