I'm being told a story and I can't understand how she thinks she can save the house. If I'm being told the truth, she claims she has 2 foreclosures. One is from her company they used their house as collateral. She says they called in loan. She also claims she is in foreclosure on her personal mortgage. From my understanding she owes 55 thousands on the mortgage and the business loan was a half a million. She is in forbearance. She says she's is getting it until March wich my understanding is it ends December all home covid programs end. We live in long Island NY. So how is this house savable and also it will be left to her only child . Won't her get the lien debt if the house is willed to him? Please help me know the truth as it affects my life in unimaginable ways. Thank you....Read More
Good morning, We have a number of homeowners who had us do full remodels on their second homes which owe us money, we want to file to foreclose on each house. Please guide us what is an average timeframe from day one today to Foreclose? We can and will File Construction Lien on each house today & serve Notice to Owners in person today. Thank you Gary Gary@FloridaHomeBuildersInc.com 954-464-7714...Read More
I have sent my customer a notice of Foreclosure and wish to enforce this following the sending of a Mechanics Lien. What do I do to start this process? Happy to attend Court and have done so many time overseas but I am unfamiliar with the process here....Read More
I am looking for the intent to foreclose on mechanics lien form. I would like to order it, so I can pay to have your company mail it for me. Is there an information screen where I can fill out the defendant’s and my information? Thank you, Mark Borgmann...Read More
I'm a contractor doing a construction for our customers. one of our customers is in the phase of divorcing and stop paying per the signed contract for remodeling Bathroom. All rough work, such as framing, mechanical, electrical and plumbing is completed and has been completed since August 2021....Read More
Installed a building on February 25th 2020. The customer owes a balance and we have reached out numerous times. We have received notice that the property owner died by getting his death certificate. We tried to repo the building but it has electric hooked up to it. The Property is Managment by Guardian Asset out of Pennsylvania. Can you tell me if I can file a lien on this property?...Read More
I have filed Construction lien on County level and heading to AAA arbitration award. my question is whether my lien will stick if customer property goes into foreclosure towards Sheriff sale ??...Read More
Claim of Lien was timely filed and notice sent certifed mail to owners address shown in the tax records, sender received a signed return receipt, the defendant owners raised the issue in their original answer; but dropped the lack of service claim in their amended answers. On Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment the Defendants argued they never received the Claim of Lien. Am I correct that the owners are barred from raising this argument since it was not in their amended answers / responsive pleadings....Read More
Can the officer of a construction company enforce a mechanic's lien which was properly recorded in the county in which the property is situated if (1) the lien was recorded with the individual officer's name listed on the lien as the claimant, rather than the construction company itself which performed the work, and (2) the individual officer listed is NOT the RMO associated with the company's license, but they ARE listed as "personnel associated" with the company's license on CSLB's wesbite?...Read More
Hi there - Let's say, for example purposes, that there was a foreclosure on the project. How would the value get liquidated so that the mechanics lien laws provide payment to the mechanic, subcontractor, and suppliers? Specifically, would the bank issue payment - and would there ever be a scenario where the mechanic could purchase the asset, with subcontractor/suppliers as an interested party on the asset (partial owners, let's so 10% each)?...Read More