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who do i send the owner a notice to owner to the owner if the owner is the only one i have ever met

FloridaMechanics LienPreliminary NoticeRight to Lien

there is no contractor the owner has about 300 properties and he will not pay

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Mar 5, 2020
Parties hired directly by the property owner aren't required to send a Notice to Owner in Florida. So, if you were hired by the owner, then a Notice to Owner won't be required to preserve mechanics lien rights. I'll also add that a Notice to Owner isn't really a claim or an escalation document. So, if you're struggling to get paid, it might be worth considering using a payment recovery tool - like an invoice reminder, demand letter, or even a Notice of Intent to Lien - to force payment. And, if less-aggressive options don't work, then pursuing a mechanics lien claim just might do the trick. For more on Florida mechanics lien claims: (1) Florida Mechanics Lien Guide and FAQs; and (2) How to File A Florida Mechanics Lien – Step By Step Guide To Get You Paid.
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