Property Ownership
A mechanic's lien in Texas is filed by a contractor or supplier who:
AIs owed money for labor or materials furnished to improve real property✓ Correct
BHas a security interest in personal property being sold
CHolds a mortgage on the property
DIs seeking to enforce a deed restriction
Explanation
Texas mechanic's liens (also called materialmen's liens) are filed by contractors, subcontractors, or material suppliers who have not been paid for labor or materials furnished to improve real property.
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