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Can I put a lien on a property because of a personal loan?

I loaned five thousand dollars to pay the taxes on TMK: 3-9-2-11-8 and 9. The taxes remain unpaid and I want to get my money back.

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Feb 3, 2020

Liens or other encumbrances against property can arise either voluntarily or involuntarily. Generally, involuntary liens are mechanics liens (liens arising from the improvement of the property itself); liens by a governmental entity (for taxes, etc.); or liens arising from a money judgment from a court. Liens to secure a loan, in which certain property is made collateral to the lien (like a mortgage, or an auto loan) are generally voluntary liens, to which the property owner must agree in the loan documentation. Mechanics liens must arise out of the improvement of the property itself. Generally, not even lending money for the improvement itself will qualify a party to file a valid and enforceable mechanics lien, let alone lending money for a different purpose. However, if there is a debt owed, suit can be filed to recover the amount due, and if a judgment is entered in the claimant's favor, the judgment can be filed to create a judgment lien against the property of the debtor. In Hawaii, small claims court can hear disputes where the disputed amount doesn't exceed $5,000 - which can decrease the costs and fees associated with filing suit to recover.

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May 25, 2021

Can I lien property for unpaid personal loans?

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Oct 16, 2021

From a previous answer to a similar question: if there is a debt owed, suit can be filed to recover the amount due, and if a judgment is entered in the claimant's favor, the judgment can be filed to create a judgment lien against the property of the debtor In other words, you still have to take them to court, win, and ask the judge to allow you to lien property. Did you have a written loan agreement that says they have promised you something as collateral? I imagine that would also help facilitate a lien against that asset. But you still have to go to court.

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You may look into a personal loan for purposes such as consolidating debt, paying off medical bills or covering home repairs. Personal loans are typically unsecured, meaning they don't require collateral, but lenders require some personal loans to be backed by something that holds monetary value. Collateral on a secured personal loan can include things like cash in a savings account, a car or even a home. You can read https://fitmymoney.com/personal-loan-for-debt-consolidation/ article for more information. Simply said, collateral is an item, such as a vehicle or a home, that a borrower pledges in order to qualify for a loan. Because collateral protects the lender's financial investment if the borrower fails to repay the loan in full, a lender may feel more comfortable extending the loan. Several types of collateral can be used for a secured personal loan. Your options may include: cash in a savings account, cash in a certificate of deposit (CD) account, car, boat, home, stocks, bonds, insurance policy, jewelry, fine art, antiques, collectibles, precious metals, future paychecks.

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