Welcome to Part 5 of an 8 Part Series. This portion covers On-Site Labor Only for a Residential Improvement.
According to the CCB, for On-Site Labor Only, a Notice of Right to Lien on a residential project does not need to be provided to the Owner(s), provided your contract is directly with all Owners of the Improvement. However, the Information Notice to Owners may be required. A Notice of Right to Lien is not required to be sent to the Lender.
If you do not have a contract with the Owner(s) of the Improvement, you must provide a Notice of Right to Lien to the Owner(s). A Notice of Right to Lien is not required to be sent to the Lender.
Please see our next Blog to discuss the CCB requirements regarding the Notice of Right to Lien for on-site labor only to a commercial improvement.
- This Blog is not meant to be construed as providing or implying legal advice, please seek an attorney for any legal questions you may have regarding construction liens.