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Ohio's mechanic's lien must be filed within:

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C) 75 days for residential, 60 days for commercial

In Ohio, mechanic's liens must be filed within 75 days of the last work for residential properties and 60 days for commercial properties.

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A
30 days
B
60 days
C
75 days for residential, 60 days for commercial
D
6 months
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mechanic's lienOhio Revised Code 1311.06residential vs commerciallien filing deadlinecontractor lien rights

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