Can I file a lien if my contract is with who is leasing or renting the property?
The project owner is who hired the general contractor and/or subcontractors to perform labor or services to a construction or repair project. If this person or company does not own the property but is only leasing or renting it, this is still the person you must list as the project owner. However, the real owner of the property should also receive copies of all documents since the lien will be attached to this person’s property.
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Filing a Lien with a Leased or Rented Property
Even if your contract is with someone who is leasing or renting the property, you can still file a lien. The person or company you have the contract with must be listed as the project owner. However, the real owner of the property should also receive copies of all documents, as the lien will be attached to their property.
It's important to follow the proper steps and provide the necessary documentation when filing a lien on a leased or rented property. This ensures that your rights are protected and that the lien is properly recorded.
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