Escrow & Title
The priority of a mechanic's lien in Wyoming may relate back to:
AThe date the lien was filed
BThe date work first commenced on the project✓ Correct
CThe date the contractor was hired
DThe date the lender funded the loan
Explanation
In many states including Wyoming, a mechanic's lien's priority may relate back to the date work first commenced—not the date the lien was filed. This can give mechanic's liens priority over a construction mortgage recorded after work began.
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