Escrow & Title
In Nebraska, the priority between a mortgage and a mechanic's lien is generally determined by:
AThe date the lien was filed with the county
BThe date work commenced (visible commencement of construction) in some circumstances, or the date of recording✓ Correct
CThe amount of the lien
DThe type of work performed
Explanation
Nebraska mechanic's lien priority can date back to when work visibly commenced on the project, potentially giving the mechanic's lien priority over a later-recorded mortgage. This affects title searches and lender practices.
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