Why the finance company matters

The finance company may hold the loan, service payments, report to credit bureaus, process tax-credit prepayment assumptions, issue payoff letters, or record UCC-related filings. Even when the salesperson caused the problem, the finance documents often control the homeowner’s monthly obligation.

  • Loan or lease contract
  • Servicing and payment history
  • Tax-credit prepayment schedule
  • Payoff, assignment, and UCC/title records

Finance company pages

Select a company page to see the document checklist and issue framework. These pages avoid unsupported company-specific allegations and focus on what homeowners should collect for review.

Sunnova

Solar loans, leases, PPAs, servicing, payment changes, transfer questions, and payoff/release documents.

Open company framework →GoodLeap

Solar loan payment schedules, tax-credit prepayment assumptions, dealer-fee questions, servicing, and credit reporting.

Open company framework →Mosaic

Solar financing agreements, monthly payment representations, dealer-fee concerns, and account servicing issues.

Open company framework →Sunlight Financial

Solar loan documents, installer/dealer relationships, payoff questions, and servicing or reporting concerns.

Open company framework →Dividend Finance

Solar finance documents, re-amortization/payment questions, payoff demands, and account records.

Open company framework →Service Finance

Home improvement and solar finance terms, payment schedules, dealer relationships, and credit/account documentation.

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Not sure who financed your system?

Check the loan agreement, lease, PPA, monthly statement, credit report, ACH descriptor, or payoff letter.

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