For Real Estate Professionals · Southern California

Be the agent who has a straight answer about solar.

A free transfer review on any listing with panels on the roof; a solar partner your client will genuinely appreciate. We've already researched the solar landscape so you don't have to.

Solar Transfer Review

A listing with panels can look fine right up until day 12 of escrow — when the lender finds a UCC‑1, or the buyer discovers they're inheriting 19 more years of somebody else's contract, and it has an annual escalator. Send it over before it becomes a problem.

Send us
  • The property address
  • A single recent utility bill
  • Number of people living in the house before and after the sale
  • Any solar paperwork the seller can find

If the seller can't find the paperwork, say so — the installer's name plus that one bill is usually enough to work from, and a UCC‑1 shows up in county records regardless.

You get back, within one business day
  • Financial structure in plain English.
  • Whether a UCC‑1 fixture filing is recorded, and what it takes to clear or subordinate it
  • Whether the contract is assumable, and what the buyer will have to qualify for
  • What the buyer actually inherits: payment, escalator, years remaining, warranty
  • How to describe the system accurately in the listing, and what needs disclosing
  • Any red flags worth raising now rather than later
This service is free and we will not contact your client unless you ask us to.

When you recommend someone, your reputation goes with them.

So here is exactly what your client gets — and what they don't.

A quote first, not a sales appointment

They fill out a short form and get a real, itemized quote by the next day. No in-home presentation, no closer at the kitchen table, no “this price is only good today.”

We are not a leads broker

One person contacts them. Their information is never sold, never shared, and never passed to another solar company. Their phone will not start ringing.

The first price is the only price

Nothing is padded so it can be dropped later when they hesitate. That is also why our referral fee is smaller than what other solar people offer you: that money was never built into the customer's price to begin with.

$0 down, and the payment usually comes in under the current bill

If the home qualifies, your client is ahead in month one. Homeowners often qualify for the 30% federal Investment Tax Credit.

A licensed installer, not a marketing company

Work is done by Solen Energy Construction — CSLB #1111581, 15+ years, 1,250+ installations, in-house crews, and a 10-year workmanship warranty on roof penetrations.

No panels on the listing? Ask for a Solar Savings Analysis

What that home's electricity costs today, what solar would cost there, and the monthly difference, co-branded with your name and photo if you want it.

“I stopped dreading the solar question. Aaron understands the variables and gets my clients a real number without a sales pitch.” — Margaret L., Real Estate Agent

Two ways it pays, and no cap.

You are not required to refer anyone to use the transfer reviews. But when you do, this is what it's worth.

$25

When a client you refer requests a quote and sends a utility bill — whether or not they move forward.

$200

More when they go solar and the system is installed. That's $225 for a client who goes all the way through.

Rather not take it? We'll send it to your client as a closing gift or donate it — your call, and you can change your mind later. Disclose per your brokerage's policy; their rules govern, not ours.

Agent questions

Will you contact my client?

Not unless you ask us to. A transfer review is a conversation between you and us. We report back to you, you decide what to do with it, and your client never hears from us unless you make the introduction.

What does a Solar Transfer Review cost?

Nothing. There is no cost, no obligation, and no requirement that you ever refer anyone to us. We do them because agents who have used one tend to call us again.

How long does it take?

One business day in almost every case. If the paperwork is unusual — an older lease, an assigned PPA, a bankrupt installer — it can take longer, and we'll tell you that on day one rather than leaving you waiting.

Do I have to disclose the referral fee?

Follow your brokerage's policy — it's the authority here, not us. Many agents disclose it as a matter of course. If taking a fee is awkward or prohibited where you work, you can have it sent to your client as a closing gift or donated instead, and you can still use the transfer reviews either way.

What if the seller can't find their solar paperwork?

Common, and usually workable. The installer's name plus one recent utility bill is often enough to identify the financing structure, and a UCC‑1 fixture filing shows up in the county records regardless of what the seller kept.

How does the referral tracking work?

Once you sign up we send you a personal link — something like comparesolarprices.net/?ref=yourname — plus a QR code with the same link baked in for open houses and listing packets. Anyone who arrives through it is credited to you for 30 days, even if they browse around and come back later. Nothing to track on your end.

Do I need to be licensed to participate?

No. Agents, brokers, lenders, inspectors, escrow officers and property managers all use this. We just want you to have a genuine relationship with the homeowners you send our way.

Tell us what you need

Takes about two minutes. We reply within one business day — with your review, your referral link, or both.

PDF or photo, up to 10 MB. Only one file here — email the rest to aaron@comparesolarprices.net and we'll match it up.

🔒 Your information is used only to respond to you. We never sell or share contact data — yours or your client's.

Got it.

We'll reply within one business day. If you sent a property, that reply is your transfer review. If you signed up, it has your referral link and QR code.