Remodel And Liens

If a Lease Option tenant-buyer makes any improvements on the property and does not pay the contractor can the contractor put a lien the property though the dispute/work did not involve owner? How would the contractor get paid if tenant does not pay him?



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  • LeaseOptionKing18th March, 2009

    All of my Contracts are one-page (a few are two-sided). Are you structuring one between you and the Seller or between you and the Tenant/Buyer? You need a lot of protection in the Contract with the Seller (Lease and Option in one Contract). With the Tenant/Buyer, you will need a separate Option and a Lease.
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  • fkj27th March, 2009

    I plan to have my attorney look over it and fix after I think I have everything I need.

  • LeaseOptionKing25th July, 2010

    If you can find an attorney that knows enough to write one. Typically, the Lease part is not a problem, but the Option (or both together if for you with a Seller) seems to have many hidden dangers that most attorneys are not comfortable with addressing or fear that they may miss the mark.

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    "A deal is only as good as the quality of your Contracts." --Me[ Edited by LeaseOptionKing on Date 07/25/2010 ]

  • LeaseOptionKing9th September, 2008

    If you have a Contract to buy, it automatically grants you the right to sell, as long as it is not forbidden within the Contract. (like your Contracts with the T/B should be).
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