A mechanic’s lien is a document that is filed at the courthouse by a contractor who has not been paid for work performed on the property. The lien is similar to a mortgage or other lien in that it can be foreclosed upon, which means that the mechanic could go to court to have the …
A mechanic’s lien is a document that is filed at the courthouse by a contractor who has not been paid for work performed on the property. The lien is similar to a mortgage or other lien in that it can be foreclosed upon, which means that the mechanic could go to court to have the …
One of the most common errors on mechanic’s liens is simply not including all of the required information in the lien. For example, the person filing the lien may not property name all property owners. Although a contractor may be working with an individual, the property may be owned by a company or trust. It …
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A mechanic’s lien is a document that is filed at the courthouse by a contractor who has not been paid for work performed on the property. The lien is similar to a mortgage or other lien in that it can be foreclosed upon, which means that the mechanic could go to court to have the …
A discussion of the difference between a Kansas foreclosure and Missouri trustee’s sale, including the redemption rights applicable to each
A discussion of the process to extinguish redemption rights when a home is vacant subsequent to a foreclosure in the state of Kansas
A discussion of the changes to the rules for purchasing Johnson County, Kansas redemption rights.
A discussion of what it takes to remove a remove a buyer under a contract for deed or land contract in Kansas and Missouri
a brief discussion of some of the contract for deed horror stories I have heard from clients and potential clients over the years
