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If the owner executed a quitclaim deed he/she is no longer the owner. It is unknown by your question what grounds the former owner would have you have for placing a lien. Unless you were granted a mortgage interest by the grantee you would need a court judgment to obtain a lien.

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Q: Can the grantor put a lien on a property if it was transferred via quit claim?
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