Property Ownership
A mechanic's lien in North Carolina is a type of:
AVoluntary lien created by the owner
BInvoluntary specific lien against real property✓ Correct
CGeneral lien against all assets
DFederal tax lien
Explanation
A mechanic's lien is an involuntary specific lien filed by contractors or material suppliers who have not been paid for work on the property.
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