A C-PACE transaction comes down to three documents, and this page is written to be handed to your attorney. The Assessment Contract, between you and the district, which creates a charge on the property rather than a debt in your name. The Financing Agreement, between you and the capital provider, which is where the commercial deal lives and where any negotiation happens. And the Lender Consent, which you do not negotiate but which you are essential to obtaining. Each carries a specific attorney-focus note on what to read for. One critical rule runs through it: do not sign the first two until the third is fully executed and in hand.
