Goroshi LLC · Prepared by Stefano
Lease Decision Packet
SunVest BESS · QCELLS Solar · for Fano
2026-05-13
One tap · full packet
Read the full packet (99 pages)
All 22 sections in one PDF. SunVest first, QCELLS after. One tap.
Combined expected NPV
$2.4M – $2.5M
before tax
After tax
$1.5M – $1.8M
your kids see this
Worst case eliminated
−$331K → +$49K
with 5 amendments
Read this first
The single-page recommendation
Sign the SunVest lease — after qualified real-estate / energy-lease counsel gets these 5 amendments accepted. The deal makes sense. Don’t walk. Don’t sign the draft as currently written.
Full reasoning: FOR_FANO_DECISION_SHEET_2026_05_13.md
SunVest BESS · Lot 27 (1.5 acres)
10 MW battery storage, 25-year lease
$150K/yr → $156K amended · $1.36M / $1.42M expected NPV · 13 docs · 49 pages total
QCELLS Solar · Parcel 9
Solar lease, separate parcel from SunVest
~$100K/yr · ~$1.1M expected NPV · 9 docs · separate parallel deal
The revision letters — send these for amendments
Two amendment letters, attorney-reviewed, then go out
Both deals need terms amended in our favor before signing. These two letters are the ask — reviewed by Dad’s attorney, edited as needed, then sent to the counterparties from Stefano’s Gmail.
Nothing goes out until Dad’s attorney (Wagner or alternate counsel) has signed off on the language. These are drafts.
What to do this week
Three steps
- Dad’s attorney (qualified energy-lease counsel) reviews both Amendment Letters above. They edit the language, then we send their version to each counterparty from Stefano’s Gmail.
- Get an independent appraisal of fair-market BESS lease rates in McHenry County. $150K for 10 MW should be benchmarked against recent comps.
- Confirm in writing with the McHenry County assessor what the tax reclassification impact will be on each parcel.
What not to do
Three lines
- Don’t sign the draft as currently written. Eight serious landowner-protection issues.
- Don’t sign anything without Dad’s attorney reviewing. This audit is engineering opinion, not legal advice.
- Don’t let any of the three companies push exclusivity to slow the others. Different parcels = parallel deals.