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No with Rize Solar’s Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and leases, you can go solar with $0 down. You simply pay for the power your system produces, often at a lower rate than your current utility.

Both let you use solar without owning the system.

1.With a lease, you pay a fixed monthly amount for the equipment.

2.With a PPA, you pay for the energy it produces at a set per-kWh rate.
Both options include maintenance and repairs at no extra cost.

Yes most Rize Solar customers save 20–60% compared to their old utility bills. Plus, your energy costs stay predictable while utility rates keep rising.

Your solar agreement can easily transfer to the new homeowner a big selling point since buyers love lower energy costs. Rize Solar helps handle the transfer paperwork to make it simple.

Rize Solar partnered installers handles all monitoring, maintenance, and repairs throughout your agreement. You get guaranteed performance and peace of mind with no surprise costs. We even cover your roof and all fully transferable if you decide to sell your home.

With a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) or solar lease through Rize Solar, the system is owned by a corporate renewable utility not the homeowner. That means they receive the federal tax credit, even after the changes introduced by the Big Beautiful Bill.

No a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) or solar lease is not a loan and does not count as personal debt. You’re simply agreeing to purchase clean energy from a corporate renewable utility at a lower, fixed rate.

This arrangement won’t appear on your credit report or affect your debt-to-income ratio. The only exception is if you miss three consecutive payments, which could trigger standard reporting but under normal circumstances, your credit remains completely unaffected.