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A subcontractor performs $45,000 of electrical work but is not paid by the general contractor. Under Michigan lien law, what preliminary notice requirement must be satisfied to preserve lien rights?

Correct Answer

B) Notice to owner within 20 days of first work

Michigan Construction Lien Act requires subcontractors to provide notice to the property owner within 20 days of first furnishing labor or materials to preserve lien rights.

Answer Options
A
No notice required for subcontractors
B
Notice to owner within 20 days of first work
C
Notice to general contractor within 30 days
D
Notice to LARA within 10 days

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Michigan Construction Lien Act requires subcontractors to provide notice to the property owner within 20 days of first furnishing labor or materials to preserve lien rights.

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