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SOLAR LOAN + HOME SALE PROBLEM

SOLAR LOAN
KILLING
YOUR SALE?

You bought solar panels. Now you're trying to sell your home — and the solar loan is blocking the deal. The buyer's lender won't approve it. The title has a lien. The buyer won't assume the debt.

We help homeowners with solar loans close their sale — by negotiating payoffs, challenging improper liens, and clearing title.

Solar Loan Payoff NegotiationPACE Lien RemovalTitle ClearanceFree Case Review

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What's blocking your home sale?

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Solar home sales fall through due to financing issues
$25K+
Average remaining solar loan balance at time of sale
47%
Of buyers refuse to assume seller's solar loan
Free
Initial case review — know your options before you decide

WHY SOLAR LOANS BLOCK HOME SALES

There are three distinct ways a solar loan can derail your closing — and each requires a different solution.

HIGH IMPACT

PACE / Secured Loan Lien

THE PROBLEM

PACE loans (Property Assessed Clean Energy) and some solar loans are secured by your home. They appear as a lien on your property title — just like a mortgage. Most buyers' lenders require all liens to be cleared before they'll fund.

OUR APPROACH

We negotiate payoff amounts, challenge improper lien placements, and work with title companies to clear the path to closing.

MEDIUM IMPACT

Unsecured Loan — Buyer Refuses

THE PROBLEM

Even if your solar loan doesn't appear on title, buyers often refuse to purchase a home with solar debt attached. They don't want the financial obligation, and their lender may require it paid off anyway.

OUR APPROACH

We help you negotiate a reduced payoff with the solar lender, or challenge the loan terms if you were misled during the original sale.

MEDIUM IMPACT

Loan Assumption Complications

THE PROBLEM

Some solar loans are technically assumable — but the buyer must qualify with the lender, and most buyers simply refuse. This leaves sellers stuck paying off the full balance from sale proceeds.

OUR APPROACH

We review your loan documents for assumption rights, negotiate with lenders, and explore legal grounds to reduce or eliminate the balance.

HOW WE HELP YOU CLOSE

From initial review to cleared title — here's our process for getting you to closing day.

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Free Case Review

We review your solar loan documents, title report, and sale situation to identify exactly what's blocking your closing and what options you have.

02

Identify Legal Grounds

Many solar loans contain TILA violations, misrepresentation, or improper lien placements that give you leverage to negotiate a reduced payoff or full cancellation.

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Negotiate With Lender

We work directly with your solar lender — Mosaic, GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, or others — to negotiate a payoff that doesn't wipe out your equity.

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Clear Title & Close

Once the lien is resolved or the loan is settled, we coordinate with your title company to clear the path so you can close on schedule.

SOLAR LENDERS WE DEAL WITH

We have experience negotiating with every major solar loan provider in the country.

Mosaic Solar Loans
Most common — often negotiable
GoodLeap
Formerly Loanpal
Sunlight Financial
Now Pineapple Energy
Service Finance
Wells Fargo backed
GreenSky
Goldman Sachs portfolio
PACE / HERO Loans
Property-secured liens
Dividend Finance
Common in CA, TX, FL
Other Lenders
All lenders considered

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I sell my house if I have a solar loan?
Yes — but you need to address the loan before or at closing. If it's a secured loan (PACE), it appears as a lien and must be paid off. If it's unsecured, you'll likely need to pay it off from sale proceeds or negotiate with the buyer. We help you find the most cost-effective path.
Does a solar loan show up on a title search?
PACE loans and other property-secured solar financing always appear on title. Some solar loans are recorded as UCC filings which also show up. Unsecured personal solar loans typically do not appear on title, but may still complicate the sale.
Can the buyer assume my solar loan?
Some solar loans allow assumption, but the buyer must qualify with the lender and agree to take on the debt. In practice, most buyers refuse — especially if the loan balance is significant or the interest rate is high. We can review your loan documents to confirm assumption rights.
What if I can't afford to pay off the solar loan at closing?
This is exactly where we help. We negotiate directly with solar lenders for reduced payoff amounts, challenge loan terms if there were misrepresentations during the sale, and in some cases can get the balance reduced significantly — or eliminated entirely if legal grounds exist.
How long does it take to resolve a solar loan for a home sale?
Timeline depends on the lender and complexity. Simple payoff negotiations can be resolved in 2–4 weeks. Legal challenges to improper liens may take longer. We work to match your closing timeline whenever possible.
Do you help with solar leases?
No — we specialize exclusively in solar purchases (loans and cash purchases). If you have a solar lease or PPA, we are not the right fit. Our expertise is in solar loan disputes, PACE lien removal, and purchase-related contract issues.

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