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In addition to unpaid mortgages, other liens can be filed against a property due to unpaid debt. Other types of liens can include unpaid taxes or assessments, or for payments owed to contractors for work done on the home. Creditors can seize, repossess or foreclose on the property as a form of payment on the debt.
The document that would note a lien on the title is Abstract. An abstract is a summary or a brief overview of a document, and in the context of a property title, an abstract would include information about any liens or encumbrances on the property.
Abstract of Judgement: A summary of the essential provisions of a court judgement. When recorded, an abstract of judgement creates a general lien on all of the real property of the judgement debtor in the county in which it is recorded.
The Notice of Intent to Lien is filed by the party who wants to secure payment from a client who has failed to pay up on time. So if youre a contractor, a subcontractor, a sub-subcontractor, or a material supplier, you can serve a Notice of Intent to Lien to remind your client that they still owe you money.
Code Ann. 29-5-10 et. seq., a contractor, subcontractor or supplier with a lien claim can file a mechanics lien within 90 days of the date of the last furnishing of labor or materials. The claimant must then bring a lawsuit within 180 days of the date of last furnishing; otherwise, the lien claim dissolves.
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The mortgage establishes a financial encumbrance on the property called a. lien. In the event of a default under a note with a deed of trust, the power of sale. gives the lender the opportunity to more readily secure legal title.
No, not if you are required to be licensed by law. South Carolina requires that a contractor be licensed in order to file a mechanics lien if the contractor performs work for which he is required by law to be licensed or registered. Also, his license or registration number must be provided on the claim of lien itself.
The mortgage, or deed of trust as its called in some states, is the legal instrument that creates a lien on your property. This gives the lender the right to foreclose on your property should you not satisfy the terms of the loan agreement. It creates a security interest in the property on behalf of the lender.

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