Escrow & Title
Vermont's 'mechanic's lien priority' in a title dispute means that:
AMechanic's liens always take first priority
BA properly recorded mechanic's lien may take priority over subsequent mortgages and purchases depending on timing and state law✓ Correct
CMechanic's liens are always inferior to all mortgages
DMechanic's liens expire after 30 days
Explanation
Vermont's mechanic's lien laws determine the priority of lien claims. In some cases, a properly filed mechanic's lien may relate back to the start of work and take priority over subsequently recorded interests, creating title complications that title insurance covers.
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