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
What Happens If I Move?
1. Transfer the Agreement
Transfer the solar agreement to the new homeowner.
2. Prepay the Agreement
Pay off the remaining expected payments at a discounted rate.
3. Purchase the System
After the 5-year interconnection anniversary, purchasing the system may be an option. Refer to your contract for details.
Upfront Cost
ZERO DOLLARS
Your monthly solar payment begins after the system is fully installed and producing energy.
Maintenance
How much does the system cost to maintain? $0.
Monitoring and maintenance are handled by the system owner, so you DON'T have to worry about repairs, service calls, or upkeep.
Performance Guarantees
Solar without the guesswork.
Your system is designed and monitored to perform as expected. Production guarantees help ensure the system delivers the energy it was designed to produce.
This allows homeowners to enjoy the benefits of solar without owning or maintaining the equipment.
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
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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