When Should the Lender Receive a Copy of the Preliminary Notice? When you need to secure mechanic’s lien or bond claim rights, serving a preliminary notice upon the required parties is just as important as ensuring the proper notice is served in the...
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What is a Lien Agent? What Does a Lien Agent Do? Is a Lien Agent Necessary? Author: R. Lee Robertson, Jr., Managing Partner, Robertson & Associates
