Who we work withBanks & Lenders
We Buy Distressed Solar From Banks and Lenders
The solar is the reason the asset isn't moving.
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Sound familiar?
- Foreclosed property with attached solar nobody on your team wants to manage
- Borrower default where the solar system is the problem asset
- Bankruptcy estate or receiver liquidating a distressed solar portfolio
- REO sitting on the book because the solar complicates a clean sale
- Workout situation where moving the system removes the obstacle
What you get
- Clear the solar so the REO can sell
- The system stops being the reason buyers walk from the property.
- A real buyer, not a discount play
- We buy to own and operate. We are not flipping the asset or hunting for a distressed markdown.
- We work with your counsel and servicers
- Bank counsel, special servicers, receivers, bankruptcy trustees: we have closed with all of them.
How a sale works
Three steps. Nothing is binding until you sign our written offer.
Share what the file has
Even if that is a foreclosure with no records. We retrieve utility, permit and interconnection history ourselves.
An LOI the committee can act on
Clear price, terms and timeline. We attend credit or workout meetings when it helps.
Close through the receiver or estate
Whatever the legal path is, we have done it. The LOI sets the timeline.
How we're different
We're a real buyer for the asset — not a tire-kicker looking for a discount play. We coordinate with bank counsel, special servicers, and receivers, and we close on assets with the kind of issues that make most acquirers walk. Speed and certainty matter more than headline price in these situations.
Questions Banks & Lenders ask us
We regularly handle complex ownership situations:
Foreclosed systems
Fractured ownership among multiple parties
Systems on properties with unclear titles
Assets from dissolved companies or partnerships
Inherited projects with missing documentation
Projects where ownership has changed hands multiple times
Situations where the original owner completely disappeared
Even if you don't know the full history of the system, contact us. We have experience untangling these situations and can often piece together ownership from available records, utility bills, and property documents.
For especially complex situations, contact us—we can help sort it out.
Yes, as long as the loan can be paid off at closing. If there's debt that can't be cleared, it becomes more complicated. We can work with assumable financing or help structure a payoff if the numbers work.
Missing paperwork doesn't disqualify you from selling. Many legacy projects have incomplete documentation, especially if the original developer disappeared or ownership changed hands multiple times. We work with whatever information is available, and during our on-site inspection we gather what we need to evaluate the project.
Let's see if we're a fit.
Put the project in and we'll tell you quickly whether it's something we can take on.
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