Many home leases
The pool is spread across many homeowners instead of relying on one large customer.
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For investors
A clear way to fund home solar.
Fund 33 brings solar projects, funding and long-term lease payments into one plan.
The model
Built to grow one home at a time.
Each system follows the same review, install and funding process. Many individual leases create a broad pool of monthly payments.
Tax credit sales
Eligible tax credits are planned as a source of funding, subject to review and signed purchase agreements.
Funding as systems are installed
Capital can be drawn as approved systems are built and put into service.
Long-term lease payments
Operating systems produce monthly payments that support the long-term loan.
This overview is for discussion only. It is not an offer to sell securities, a promise to lend or tax advice. Any deal is subject to review, final documents and applicable law.
How funding moves
Install. Fund. Own.
The funding plan follows the system from installation to long-term operation.
Install
Funds are drawn as systems meet agreed project steps.
Use tax credit proceeds
Proceeds from eligible tax credit sales reduce the amount that needs long-term funding.
Collect lease payments
Monthly homeowner payments support the long-term loan and ownership costs.
Investor questions
The key points.
What supports the loan?
A pool of installed residential solar systems and their lease payments supports the long-term loan. Final terms depend on the loan documents.
How are tax credits used?
Fund 33 plans to sell eligible tax credits under signed agreements and use the proceeds as part of the project funding plan.
What should an investor review?
Investors should review customer standards, install controls, tax credit eligibility, service plans, lease terms and the full funding structure.
A simple plan for a large solar portfolio.
Fund 33 is building a repeatable path from home installation to long-term ownership.
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