A federal lawsuit alleges that EnFin Corp., in connection with extending loans for solar systems, may have added a hidden finance fee estimated to be between 10% and 40% more than the actual cash purchase and installation price of the solar system — without disclosing it to consumers. Homeowners nationwide may be entitled to compensation.
A federal lawsuit alleges that EnFin Corp., in connection with extending loans for residential solar systems, may have added a “hidden finance fee” to consumers' loan balances that was not disclosed at the time of purchase. According to the lawsuit, this fee is estimated to be between 10% and 40% more than the actual cash purchase and installation price of the solar system — meaning homeowners may have borrowed significantly more than their system actually cost, without being told.
EnFin loans are sometimes offered through separate solar installers across the United States. Even if you purchased your solar panels through a local or regional installer, your financing may have been through EnFin. Check your loan documents or monthly statements to confirm whether EnFin Corp. is your lender or servicer.
Bursor & Fisher P.A. is investigating claims on behalf of homeowners nationwide who financed a solar panel system through EnFin. If a hidden fee was added to your loan without your knowledge, you may be entitled to compensation. Complete the short quiz to find out if you may qualify — there is no cost to you unless we recover money on your behalf.
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