Tag: North Carolina
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How to File a Mechanics Lien in North Carolina
Mechanics lien in North Carolina. This article is essential reading for anyone in the construction business in North Carolina. Learn how to file an N.C. mechanics lien including all the rules and requirements.
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The 5 Easiest States to File a Mechanics Lien
Since the founding of zlien 10 years ago, we have successfully filed liens in all 50 states. In those 10 years we have noticed that some states are easier to file liens in than others. In this article we will highlight the 5 easiest states to file a lien in. However, if you live in…
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The 5 Trickiest States for Construction Notices
Construction participants know all about the struggles associated with payment. Slow or nonexistent payment is a pervasive problem in the industry, leading many companies to search for ways to get paid faster (or at all). One of the best ways to address the industry’s payment problem is through sending preliminary notice to provide visibility and prioritize invoices. Sending…
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What Happens to Mechanics Lien Rights If My Project is a Tenant Improvement?
In some cases, the lien’s attachment to the improved property can be modified, or even blocked entirely, based on the party who originally contracted for the improvement. If the party that originally requested the work has less than full ownership interest in the property, the mechanics lien may not attach to the property itself. Or,…
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North Carolina Preliminary Notice: Everything You Need to Know
Preliminary notices are the building blocks to the mechanics lien process. Subcontractors and suppliers (and sometimes general contractors and design professionals) must send notice to protect their ability to file a lien. General contractors, property owners, and lenders rely on notices to paint a picture of who is working on their projects. WHY send a North…