- No. You do not qualify for the "Credit for Residential Solar Energy". The credit is for your main home or home. The IRS defines this type of rental property as short-term or a vacation rental if rented for less than two weeks within a calendar year. A vacation home is considered a rental if it is rented out at any time during the course of the year.
2, No, "Nonresidential energy property credit - IRC Section 48 are available only for certain improvements made to second homes, and the credits are never available when the
improvements are made to homes not used as a residence by the taxpayer.
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