Solar Loan Lenders Finance Contractor Fraud and Refuse to Honor Performance Disputes
Homeowners take out large loans through lender-contractor partnerships for solar installations that deliver a fraction of the contracted energy output. When the contractor misrepresents performance guarantees in writing, the financing lender refuses to honor dispute rights even with monitoring data proving the shortfall. The triangular lender-contractor relationship leaves borrowers paying $37,000+ for systems that deliver one-third of promised output with no recourse.
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