Imagine signing a 25-year contract for a solar panel system that costs more than $100,000. You'd be pretty eager to get those panels cranking and to see your electricity bill falling. But what would happen if, instead, your bills went up, the company that sold you the panels went bankrupt, and its successor was trying to collect on lease payments for a system that doesn't work? The frustrated homeowners have now had their credit affected due to not paying the bills, even though, as Pelchat said, "Who in the ...