HOA & Landlord Approval Pack
HOA & Landlord Approval Pack
Five documents for your board or landlord. Download them right after checkout, fill in your details, and send.
Instant download. 30-day refund, any reason. Nothing ships, so no shipping cost.
- Download after checkoutEditable files, phone or laptop
- Five documentsLetters, state law sheet, model policy
- Works with any kitOurs or anyone else's
- 30-day refundAny reason
Refund
30 days, any reason. Full terms in Returns.
What it isn't
Not approval. That's their call, and nobody can sell you a guarantee of it. Not legal advice: the documents are prepared by LAN Holdings LLC, which is not a law firm. Buying them doesn't make you anyone's client, and you send them under your own name.
What's in the pack
Word and PDF files, ready to edit.
- Read first
Start here
What the law where you live does for you and what it doesn't, in plain English: what each state's law says about boards and landlords, and why an older solar-rights statute may not help a balcony, so you don't lean on it.
- Editable
HOA / condo request letter
Cites your state's statute where there is one, lists the inverter's certification, the wattage and how the panels mount, and asks for a decision by a date. Highlighted fields for your name, unit and the board's address.
- Editable
Landlord request letter
The same structure written for a lease: what goes on the railing, what plugs in, what comes down when you move out.
- Reference
State law sheet
A paragraph for your state to paste into the letter, with the cite, the effective date and the source, so the board's reader can check the law without taking your word for it. Maryland's statute quoted in full as the worked example.
- For the board
Model board policy
One page a board can adopt so it never has to decide a plug-in request from scratch again. Boards prefer a rule to a precedent.
Why send it in writing
"No" is rarely the answer
Where plug-in solar is in law, the law binds the utility and says little or nothing about associations or leases. The board or landlord still decides, and most have never been asked.
Your state's law, cited
10 states have plug-in solar in law today or dated to take effect. The letter quotes your state's law, so your board or landlord sees it in black and white. Everywhere else it leans on the safety certification and the mounting.
A policy they can adopt
The model policy is one page a volunteer board can adopt at its next meeting, which makes your request the first case under it. It is also free on this site for any board to take.