What Is a UCC-1 Filing?
Short answer
A UCC-1 filing is a public notice your solar company files when you finance or lease rooftop panels, stating its claim on the equipment on your roof.
Transcript
What is a UCC-1 filing? It's a public notice your solar company files when you finance or lease rooftop panels. It says the company has a claim on the equipment on your roof. Here's why it matters: it turns up in a title search when you sell your home, and it can stall the closing until it's handled. Either the buyer qualifies to take over the lease, or the balance gets paid off. Paid off? The company should file a UCC-3 termination to clear it. Confirm it actually happened. Exit My Solar Deal reviews your solar papers and shows you the findings first. exit my solar deal dot com.
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