Escrow & Title
In South Carolina, a 'vendor's lien' in real estate arises when:
AA vendor (supplier) of construction materials files a mechanic's lien
BA seller (vendor) retains an implied lien on property sold on credit until the purchase price is paid in full✓ Correct
CA food vendor has a lien on commercial property
DA software vendor has a claim against a real estate brokerage
Explanation
A vendor's lien is an implied lien held by a seller who has conveyed property but has not been fully paid. It allows the seller to reclaim the property if the buyer fails to pay the purchase price.
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