Ohio Notice of Furnishing Guide
In Ohio, Notices of Furnishing serve a similar purpose to preliminary notices, yet there are distinct differences between the traditional prelim notice and Ohio’s specific Notices of Furnishing. In this…
Notice to Owner Washington State Guide
Issuing a preliminary notice in Washington is a valuable step to ensure quicker payment on construction projects. This notice, usually provided early in the project, serves as a formal alert…
Nevada Preliminary Notice Guide
Issuing a preliminary notice in Nevada can significantly accelerate payment for construction projects. This document, usually sent early in the project timeline, informs the property owner about the work and…
Arizona Preliminary Notice Guide
Sending an Arizona Preliminary Notice is a proactive step that can significantly speed up payments on construction projects. This essential document, typically sent to the property owner or general contractor…
California Preliminary Notice Guide
In California, the 20-day preliminary notice is essential for contractors and suppliers to secure their ability to file a mechanics lien or bond claim. State legislation mandates that this notice…
Georgia Preliminary Notice Guide
Preliminary notices form the essential foundation of Georgia's mechanics lien system. To secure their right to file a lien, subcontractors, suppliers, and occasionally general contractors and design professionals must issue…
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What Do We Mean By “Going The Extra Mile?”
How? How is CRM doing more without raising their rates or adding for extra charges? Be certain of one thing, when the research is completed on your preliminary notice, and…
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Is Using A Construction Lien Service Worth It?
The choices you make to protect your open construction job-related accounts receivable are yours and yours alone. Naturally, you could choose to rely on standard "Risk" policies. ie: (to extend…
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Confusing a Lien with a Prelim
So what's the difference? Here is a simple analogy: Let assume that you want to see the latest summer blockbuster movie before it is out of the theater and only…
Stop Date – A Moving Target
When do your Lien Rights begin to wind down? Most states, not all, have statutory conditions which offer a subcontractor or materials supplier 90 days from last supplying or last…