Wednesday, April 15, 2020

When paying always get a lien waiver from all who work on the property #86

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You can pay a contractor what they are owed. But if they do not pay there people, then those sub-contractors can put a lein against your property. Get a lein waiver before you give out a check.

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Always be sure that we get a lien waiver from all the contractors that are
working on the project, not just a general contractor. You see the general
contractor can give you a lien waiver, but what if they don't pay the under
contractors, the subcontractors that have been working under them? The problem
is this, if they've done work on your project and they haven't been paid, they
have the right to come in and lien your project. Oh my gosh. What miserable
time in your life would happen when you actually have to pay twice for the same
work? Yes, pay the general contractor and now I have to pay the subcontractor
again.
That's not too much fun. Don't ever assume that your
general contractor is going to pay the subcontractors. Always get a lien waiver
from everyone that's working on the project. Now we divide up our payments into
segments so that during that segment, let's say electrical or plumbing, then
we're expecting to see a lien waiver from that electrician or that plumber. And
if you have any concerns about whether that's legitimate, call them direct and
make sure that they said absolutely, I signed that lien waiver so that you can
pay your contractor. Hopefully that's been helpful to you. You can learn more
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