A mechanic’s lien is not a lien by a mechanic. A mechanic’s lien is actually a lien based upon work that was done on your real property. It’s by a contractor, a subcontractor, somebody who supplied material for improvement of your home. And, if they are providing that service or providing material which does improve your home, they are permitted a lien on your home and they can foreclose on that lien to ensure payment of their services.
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