American Power & Property LLC
Powering Homes. Protecting Property.
Why Solar ?
Control Your Energy Costs
No upfront investment. Predictable energy costs.
With a solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), a third-party owner installs and maintains the solar system on your home. You simply pay for the energy it produces — often at a lower rate than your utility.
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No large upfront costs
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Predictable monthly payments
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Protection from rising utility rates

FAQs
UCC-1 Financing Statement (Important to Know)
What is a UCC-1 and is it a lien on my home?
If a solar system is financed or leased, the finance company may file a UCC-1 financing statement and county fixture filing. This filing applies only to the solar equipment, not your home.
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It does not place a lien on your home
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It does not affect your mortgage position
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It simply protects the solar equipment owner
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What happens to the UCC-1 during a refinance?
During a refinance, the solar finance company can temporarily release the UCC-1 and re-file it after closing. This is a standard and common process.

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