Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 747 of 1605
The mechanics lien warning in a home improvement contract must inform the owner that they can protect themselves by:
a.Refusing to sign anything
b.Requiring lien waivers/releases or using other measures before making payments
c.Paying the contractor in cash
d.Firing all subcontractors
Explanation
The mechanics lien warning advises owners that even after paying the contractor they could face liens from unpaid subcontractors/suppliers, and suggests protective measures like obtaining lien releases before payment.
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