Who holds the lien on a home's solar system.
Residential solar loans and leases are often recorded against the home as a fixture filing. When an installer or lender fails, the contracts are sold or transferred and the record often lags behind. SunLien tracks each failure: who bought the contracts, who services them now, and where to confirm it.
The installer went bankrupt. Who owns this solar contract now, and who has to release the lien?
Failure ledger
Each bankrupt or exited installer, lender or lessor, with court, date and case number.
Successors
Who owns the contracts now and who homeowners pay, with dates.
Lien position
What is known about the recorded fixture filings and their assignment or release.
State guide
For all 50 states and DC: where solar fixture filings are recorded, how to search them, state solar lien laws and how to get a lien released.
Used by title agents, mortgage lenders, real estate attorneys, servicers and homeowners.
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