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Diego E. Ramírez
  • West Hills, CA
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Notice to Owner for unpaid services

Diego E. Ramírez
  • West Hills, CA
Posted

Hello BP, 

Back in August 2017 I worked with a roof company to renew the roof of an investment property I bought in Miami. 
I received a letter from a sub-contractor company telling me that the roof company haven't paid them and that under Florida's construction law this sub-contractor can file a lien against my property. 

Has anyone deal with something similar to this?

Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated 

Cheers


Diego 

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