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In Oregon state law allows an unlicensed handyman to perform work, if the total of labor and materials is under $1000 for one project. If I do this I would
want to know if I could still file a mechanics lien if needed. A contractor must give a client a Notice of Intent to Lien at the start of a job, but since...Read More
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Anonymous Subcontractor
1 answerAdd commentNov 6, 2017
OregonMechanics LienPreliminary Notice
So we supplied material to a job in Oregon. The job is with the Hood River Co. School District. I sent out a preliminary notice when we sent the material. The
job was billed on 7-18-17. I call the Contractor that we are supplying to and they said that they haven't been paid yet by the school district. Shou...Read More
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Anonymous Contractor
1 answerAdd commentSep 21, 2017
OregonBond ClaimsLien DeadlinesMechanics Lien
Due to the fact that Oregon has the shortest preliminary notice deadline in the country, it causes issues on the time necessary to complete the processing of
shipment/invoicing and then give enough time to enter the project, allow for research, and file a preliminary notice. I keep seeing that to "be safe...Read More
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Anonymous Subcontractor
1 answerAdd commentSep 12, 2017
OregonLien DeadlinesMechanics LienPreliminary Notice