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Remodeling Job - How to avoid a Lein

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altjimwilson

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What is the name of your state? MO

I'm hiring a General Contractor (reputable) for some remodeling work.

Just to be safe anyway, what is the best way to avoid the possibility of a Lein on my house?

Can I simply write on the contract something like the following, or is there some form I need?

"<contractor's name here> is responsible for obtaining all lein releases from sub-contractors and suppliers".

Thanks as always for your help!
 


HomeGuru

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altjimwilson said:
What is the name of your state? MO

I'm hiring a General Contractor (reputable) for some remodeling work.

Just to be safe anyway, what is the best way to avoid the possibility of a Lein on my house?

Can I simply write on the contract something like the following, or is there some form I need?

"<contractor's name here> is responsible for obtaining all lein releases from sub-contractors and suppliers".

Thanks as always for your help!
**A: go to the contractors license board and consumer protection office and make sure you use a good contract form and lien waiver forms.
 

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