Escrow & Title
A mechanic's lien in Indiana attaches to the property when the lien is filed and relates back to:
AThe date the lien is filed with the county recorder
BThe date the first labor, materials, or services were provided to the project✓ Correct
CThe date the general contractor signed the contract
DThe date the building permit was issued
Explanation
Indiana mechanic's liens 'relate back' to the date when the first labor or materials were provided to the project. This protects subcontractors and materialmen even if they file after other lienholders.
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