Author: Olivia Huppman
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Securing Lien Rights in Oregon: A Fact Sheet
Most parties who furnish labor or materials on construction projects in Oregon are entitled to file a mechanics lien or bond claim. However, sending preliminary notice is a key step to securing lien rights in Oregon for most parties. This get’s a little confusing in Oregon because there are two different types of preliminary notice: Information Notice…
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Waiver Inbox Makes Lien Waivers Easier Than Ever
Lien waivers are used constantly on construction projects. Frequently, they are exchanged with every payment. Construction businesses often fall into a habit of exchanging waivers without taking a step back to consider if their process is as effective, efficient, and secure as it can be. Waiver Inbox is the newest feature of the zlien platform. It…
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Securing Lien Rights in Washington: A Fact Sheet
Anyone who furnishes labor, professional services, materials, or equipment for the improvement of real property in Washington state is qualified to file a mechanics lien. However, parties who did not contract directly with the owner are required to send a Notice to Owner in order to secure lien rights. Parties who don’t protect the right to…
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Construction Financial Manager Review: May 13, 2016
SUBSCRIBE | SHARE This week’s Construction Financial Manager Review covers a wide variety of topics – some fun, some serious. Read on to learn more about protecting yourself and your business financially, as well as innovative trends in construction. We hope you enjoy this week’s review and would love to get your feedback. Happy weekend, Scott…
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Why You Should Send Preliminary Notice Even If It’s Not Required
Most states require that contractors, suppliers, and other participants on construction projects send some sort of preliminary notice in order to secure lien rights. In states with preliminary notice requirements, failing to send notice is often fatal to a mechanics lien or bond claim. It is still generally incredibly beneficial to send preliminary notice even…