Florida law permits contractors, subcontractors, or construction service providers who have not been paid for work done on a property to file a claim against the owner. What happens if the property is under a lease? Is it possible to file a lien against leased...
In US law, the title of a property is a legal concept that refers to the “bundle of rights” in a property. Multiple parties can hold the title of a house, owning either a legal interest or equitable interest in the property. In this article, you will...
If a potential lienor (person holding the lien) fails to comply with the statutory rules to enforce a lien, it may extinguish the lienor’s rights to claim against the debtor’s property. Keep reading to discover how to enforce a construction lien in...
In Florida, if the owner of a property fails to pay the owed amount to construction service providers or material suppliers, the injured party has the right to file a claim against the property. In this article, you will discover which types of construction...
A construction lien is a security interest held against a property by construction professionals who did not receive payment for work or materials provided to the property’s owner. In this article, you will find proven methods to reduce or eliminate the chance...
The real estate business is one of the most profitable industries in Florida. Unfortunately, it is not unusual to find cases in which a failure to pay contractors, subcontractors, or material suppliers results in the enforcement of a construction lien. In this...
