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Old 02-21-2008, 05:53 AM
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Question Foreclosure due to Mechanic's Lien
I am not familiar with the AR real estate law, thus I'm posting the question here.

Can the house foreclose due to unpaid mehcanic's liens?

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Old 02-21-2008, 07:54 AM
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Wrong forum. Contact a lawyer. If they want to charge to answer the question, try Legal Aid or a Law School. They sometimes have public clinics to help with these questions.

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Old 02-21-2008, 09:39 AM
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You can cantact any real estate agent. This is part of the training for Real Estate licencing. I don't know about AR, I do about Va, Ca and Texas.

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Just stating an opinion, not to be confused with professional advice, but I don't believe a mechanics lien can instigate a foreclosure process. At least not to my knowledge.

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Here's something written by a local Little Rock attorney...under the mechanics and materialmen law. Have no idea when it was written. You need an attorney. I personally always thought the mechanic's lien was just for automotive, etc. Apparently I was wrong...again...

http://www.gill-law.com/system/documents/MM_lien_v2.pdf

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If Mliway is the homeowner, his contractor needs the lawyer

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Here's something written by a local Little Rock attorney...under the mechanics and materialmen law. Have no idea when it was written. You need an attorney. I personally always thought the mechanic's lien was just for automotive, etc. Apparently I was wrong...again...

http://www.gill-law.com/system/documents/MM_lien_v2.pdf
Thanks Say I Am. The material was very helpful.

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