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Construction Lien Claim Filings in New Jersey. Secure Your Money with Speedy Lien, Inc. Introduction Construction professionals in New Jersey, your hard work deserves to be paid fairly and promptly. Yet, the construction industry often faces challenges with delayed or disputed payments. That’s where Speedy Lien, Inc. comes to your aid. In this blog post, […]
Call the mechanic’s lien experts at Speedy Lien.
Dillon Nash, Executive Vice President
Speedy Lien, Inc.
212-203-7420 or 516-679-6702 EXT. 104
www.SpeedyLienInc.com
DN@SpeedyLienInc.com
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Can Condominium Boards File a Mechanic’s Lien for Unpaid Common Charge? By Dillon Nash, President of New York Condo Lien, powered by Speedy Lien In condominium buildings, unit owners pay common charges for items contributing toward the building’s upkeep and maintenance such as maintaining common areas, trash removal, snow removal, landscaping, etc. If a unit […]
Can a Contractor File A Lien Against a Homeowner? In the world of construction and contracting, disputes can sometimes arise over payment. Whether it’s a simple renovation or a major construction project, contractors invest substantial time, money, and effort to complete their work. Unfortunately, not all homeowners are prompt with payments, and this can place […]
If you are owed money for retainage, you can file a Lien within ninety (90) days after the date the retainage was due to be released. Click here to File a Lien Now.
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In New York a real estate broker or sales agent can file a Mechanic’s Lien to collect an unpaid commission on a commercial lease only, pursuant to New York Lien Law § 10. The lease must be over 36 months. The Lien may be filed within eight months after the final payment is due, but in […]
A Bond Discharge (also known as Bonding off a Mechanic’s Lien) is a mechanism for temporarily removing a Mechanic’s Lien from the title of the property. The property owner or contractor can file a Bond against the Mechanic’s Lien. A Bond deposits 110% the value of the Lien with the courts. The bond guarantees the […]