Sell your solar farm ground lease for a lump-sum cash offer.
Horizon Tower Group acquires ground leases for utility-scale and commercial solar farm installations nationwide. If a solar energy company is paying you ground rent, that income stream is a valuable asset — and we make competitive cash offers to buy it.
- Utility-scale and commercial solar ground leases
- Competitive cash offers within 48 hours
- Close in 30–60 days
- You keep your property — sell the lease income only
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No obligation. Most offers delivered within 48 hours.
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Solar ground leases are long-duration income assets — ideal for a buyout.
Solar farm ground leases often run 20–35 years with built-in rent escalators. That makes them among the most predictable and valuable infrastructure income streams available for a lump-sum buyout.
Convert future rent to cash now
Decades of predictable solar rent can become a significant lump sum — available today.
Hedge against project risk
Solar projects can be refinanced, sold, or restructured. Selling your lease income removes that uncertainty.
Renewable energy demand is surging
Solar infrastructure is one of the fastest-growing asset classes globally, driving strong buyer demand.
Land ownership stays with you
Selling the lease income does not affect your property title or your right to use the land after the lease term.
What determines your solar farm lease value?
Solar ground lease valuations depend on several key factors our team evaluates in every offer.
Annual Ground Rent
Higher rent produces a higher lump sum. We compare your rate against regional market benchmarks.
Lease Term Remaining
Longer remaining term and renewal options increase the income stream value materially.
Solar Developer & Project
Creditworthy operators and projects in production generate stronger pricing than pre-construction leases.
Location & Grid Access
Properties in high-irradiance markets with strong grid access command premium valuations.
Escalator Schedule
Annual CPI or fixed-rate escalators significantly increase total value over a long lease term.
Megawatt Capacity
Larger installations generating more power typically correlate with higher ground rent and higher valuations.
How it works
Simple, transparent, and built for speed. Most closings complete within 30–45 days.
1
Submit Your Lease Details
Fill out the form above with your property address, current rent, and lease information. Attach your lease if available.
2
Receive a Cash Offer
We review your lease and deliver a formal term sheet with purchase price and terms — typically within 48 hours. A dedicated contact walks you through every detail.
3
Close and Get Paid
Once you accept, we handle all documentation. Your lump-sum payment is wired directly to your account at closing — typically within 30–45 days.
What property owners say
Real reference letters from owners who closed with Horizon Tower Group.
“The process was very simple. We closed in less than 30 days as promised. It is refreshing to deal with a company that delivers on what they promise.”
Tom Glosier, Manager
“Your offer and speed to close is the reason your company won the deal. I will certainly recommend your company to any landlords with leases they want to sell.”
Jo Pilla, Broker/Owner
“We had many offers but found yours to be the best. I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly this transaction went and how quickly we received our funds.”
Ann Mosblech, Owner
Common questions
How much is my solar farm ground lease worth?
Value depends on your annual rent, the solar developer/operator, remaining lease term, and project status. We provide a full valuation within 48 hours.
Do you buy pre-construction solar leases?
We primarily acquire leases for operating projects, but evaluate pre-construction leases on a case-by-case basis.
Will selling my lease affect the solar project on my land?
No. The solar operator continues their operations unaffected. You are selling the income rights, not the land.
How long do solar farm lease buyouts take to close?
Most close within 45–60 days. Timelines can vary based on lease complexity and developer coordination.
My solar lease has a right of first refusal clause. Does that matter?
It may. We review all lease terms including ROFR/ROFO clauses as part of the valuation process and structure the transaction accordingly.
Do you buy partial-term solar leases?
Yes. We evaluate all remaining lease term lengths and structure offers accordingly.
Do you buy leases for both utility-scale and community solar farms?
Yes, both. We purchase ground lease income from large utility-scale solar installations as well as smaller community and commercial solar projects.
What happens to my solar lease buyout offer if the project developer defaults or is delayed?
Developer strength and project status are part of our underwriting, so delay and default risk are already reflected in the offer price. If a project’s status changes during diligence, we discuss it with you openly rather than quietly repricing.
What happens if the solar project is repowered, expanded, or the developer changes after I sell?
Once your lease income is sold, that risk is ours to manage. Repowering, expansion, or a change in operator after closing doesn’t affect you.
Can I sell the income from only part of my acreage instead of the full lease?
In some cases, yes. If your lease covers multiple parcels or phases, we can evaluate a partial buyout covering only a portion of your acreage — ask us about your specific lease structure.