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Under ORS 87, what notice must be given to a property owner before filing a construction lien?

Correct Answer

C) Notice of Right to Lien

ORS 87 requires that a Notice of Right to Lien be provided to the property owner before filing a construction lien.

Answer Options
A
No notice required
B
30-day demand letter
C
Notice of Right to Lien
D
10-day notice

Why This Is the Correct Answer

ORS 87 requires that a Notice of Right to Lien be provided to the property owner before filing a construction lien.

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