Home Sale Packet · $49 · one time
Everything the buyer, the inspector, the lender, and the title company will ask about the solar
For the seller whose agent just asked for the solar paperwork, and for the buyer on the other side who wants to know what they are taking on.
$49one time, PDF
You answer the questions, pay once on Stripe's secure page, and the finished document opens for you to save. About ten minutes. Refund on request, no argument.
Build my Home Sale PacketNot sure yet? Run the free check first; the result carries straight into the builder.
What is in it
- Everything in the Solar Report Card, so the first question, "does it work," is answered on page one
- How the system is held: loan, lease, PPA, or owned, who services it now, and what has to happen at closing
- The UCC fixture filing that may sit on your title, explained for the title officer, with the three normal ways to clear it
- The questions a buyer's inspector and lender will ask, answered in advance
- A closing checklist: payoff letter, UCC-3 termination, monitoring transfer, warranty transfer forms, net metering transfer
- A cover page your listing agent can hand to the buyer's agent
$49one time
Build my Home Sale PacketQuestions
- Do I still have to pay the loan?
- Yes. The loan was made by a lender, not the installer, and it is serviced by whoever holds it now. The Packet tells the buyer's side exactly what happens to it at closing, which is what unsticks the sale.
- My installer went bankrupt. Does that scare buyers?
- It scares them when nobody can answer the questions. The Packet answers them on paper, dated, with the method shown. That is usually the end of the conversation.
- Can a buyer use this?
- Yes. It builds from information you can gather at a showing: the inverter label, the panel count, the install date on the permit, and the seller's lifetime production figure.
The other two documents
Solar Report Card, $19
Just the verdict and the warranty map.
Warranty Claim Kit, $29
Filing with the manufacturer instead of selling.