Lien Law
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Notice to owner statement
When building a new home, your contractor must provide you with a "notice to owner" statement. This statement tells you liens may be filed against your property by subcontractors and suppliers.
To avoid liens on your property, the notice to owner statement says you may ask your contractor for lien waivers from all persons supplying materials or services. If you don't get lien waivers, you may have to pay twice, the notice states.
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