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She Was 84, Disabled, and Living on $1,300/Month — Sunlight Financial Put a Lien on Her Home Anyway

Bennett Legal explains how it helped an 84-year-old disabled Texas homeowner cancel a $113,000 Sunlight Financial solar loan, remove a UCC lien, repair her credit, and secure $58,000 in cash—more than $170,000 in total recovery.

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Sunlight Financial case result

What Bennett Legal secured for this homeowner

  • $113,000 Sunlight Financial solar loan canceled
  • UCC lien released and the homeowner's credit repaired
  • $58,000 cash recovery, exceeding $170,000 in total relief
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Information and attorney review for homeowners with solar financing questions.

We review GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, EverBright and BrightOak solar financing involving any installer. EverBright matters are limited to loans and retail installment contracts (RICs), including EverOwn; EverBright leases and PPAs are excluded. BrightOak PPAs require documented proof of a filed UCC-1. The agreement, state and facts determine whether we can help.

Bennett Legal is not affiliated with GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, EverBright or BrightOak.

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ADVERTISEMENT. Responsible attorney: Charles A. Bennett, Texas State Bar No. 24086454. Principal office: Dallas, Texas. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

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