If it doesn't sell it's getting rented out, but that's going to take another month if not longer.

Everything I've googled says it makes a home harder to sell since you don't own the panels and its a 20 (or more) year contract.

Yes now times are changing, but its about what the asset is worth and what the buyer is willing to pay and seller is willing to sell out.

Selling them for something would still be financially better than donating them, even if you could find a non profit who would take them.

Quote from @Tracy Thielman: A lot of investors are trying to reposition properties or free up capital without selling.

Why do you want to sell the two homes as condos instead of SFHs? 

I’m licensed with Swiss Realty Group, and my work spans helping clients buy, sell, and exchange, as well as providing advisory services, acquisitions, value-add repositioning, and development with our vertically integrated companies.  

Hi Richard, I'd be interested in talking with you about note selling. 

An estimated monthly payment for our property with a 5% DP, conventional loan, at a price I'd sell it for, is $200-250 more than market rent.

We just took down $2M in loans from seller who has no asset management in house so they just force sell their NPL's and there is a good amount of juice still left in the squeeze.