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A property owner wants to file a mechanic's lien for work they personally performed on their own rental property. Under NRS 108, is this permitted?

Correct Answer

A) No, owners cannot lien their own property

Under NRS 108, property owners cannot file mechanic's liens against their own property, as they cannot owe themselves money.

Answer Options
A
No, owners cannot lien their own property
B
Yes, if they are a licensed contractor
C
Only for materials, not labor
D
Yes, if the work exceeds $500

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under NRS 108, property owners cannot file mechanic's liens against their own property, as they cannot owe themselves money.

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