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A mechanics lien puts pressure on the owner and general contractor to get the lien paid for, that way the owner can maintain a clear security interest in the property. If the debtor is unable to pay or files bankruptcy, the mechanics lien gives the claimant legal right to collect from the real estate.
Chapter 28 of Title 34 of the Rhode Island General Laws, Rhode Islands Mechanics Lien law provides a statutory remedy for recovery to any person who has contributed either labor or materials used in the improvement of property upon consent of its owner. See R.I. Gen. Laws 34-28-1 through 34-28-66.
Mechanics Liens Finally, a supplier, contractor, or subcontractor can place a mechanics lien on the property of a small business if the business fails to pay a debt. For example, if a contractor constructs a new building on a small businesss property, the contractor may file a mechanics lien against the property.
In most states, possessory liens (where the lienholder has the car) take priority. Since mechanics usually have possession when they place a lien, they often get paid before other lienholders, including lenders.
A mechanics lien is a right afforded to general contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers that, when preserved by following certain steps, grants the right to record a lien against benefited real property, foreclose on that property by action, be compensated out of the sale proceeds, and recover the attorneys fees
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The false statement concerning Mechanics Liens is (C) Lasts even after the bill for labor and materials has been paid. Mechanics Liens give workers and suppliers the right to attach a lien on real estate to secure payment for labor and materials used in improving the property.
A Mechanics Lien is a legal claim placed on a property by a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier who has not been paid for work or materials provided on the property. Mechanics Liens can pose a significant danger in title insurance for property owners and lenders.
While a deed of trust can only be recorded if the homeowner agrees to it, a mechanics lien can be recorded without the consent of the property owner, which makes it a powerful payment remedy for those who furnish labor, equipment and materials on a project.

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