Property Ownership
In Nevada, what is a mechanic's lien?
AA lien on equipment used in construction
BA lien placed by a contractor or materialman on property where they provided labor or materials that were not paid for✓ Correct
CA government lien for unpaid property taxes
DA mortgage lender's lien on a construction loan
Explanation
A mechanic's lien (also called a materialman's lien) is a security interest in real property given to contractors, subcontractors, laborers, and material suppliers who have improved the property but have not been paid. Nevada has specific requirements and timelines for filing.
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