Silverback Contracts · Solar lease
A solar lease or power purchase agreement usually runs 20 to 25 years and follows the house. The salesperson talks about savings. The contract talks about what you owe.
Upload it free. Every page gets read and you see the three problems that would cost you most. Analysis, not legal advice.
What people miss
Escalators of 2 to 3 percent a year are common. Run the payment out to year 20 and compare it with what the panels are promised to produce.
Check what a buyer must do to take over the lease, and what you owe if they will not. Some agreements record a notice on your property records that shows up at closing.
Look for a production guarantee and what you get when the system falls short - a refund, a credit, or nothing.
If the solar contract was sold to you at your home, federal law generally gives you three business days to cancel. Many states add more.
What you get
The file is destroyed the moment your documents are built. Your documents are kept 72 hours, or you destroy them sooner with one click.
Plain answers
Yes, and loan agreements for owned systems too.
No. It is analysis that tells you what to ask before you sign.
No. The file is destroyed the moment your documents are built.
The top three problems are free. The full five documents are $149, with the Read It First Guarantee.
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