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A Michigan contractor receives a Notice of Furnishing for a $150,000 commercial project. Under the Construction Lien Act, within how many days must the contractor provide notice to the property owner if they intend to preserve lien rights?

Correct Answer

A) 20 days

Under Michigan's Construction Lien Act 497, contractors must provide notice within 20 days of receiving a Notice of Furnishing to preserve their lien rights.

Answer Options
A
20 days
B
60 days
C
90 days
D
30 days

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under Michigan's Construction Lien Act 497, contractors must provide notice within 20 days of receiving a Notice of Furnishing to preserve their lien rights.

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