Generally, if the title to your property was free and clear of any lien by the subcontractor when your deed was recorded then it's too late for the subcontractor to record a lien now. The subcontractor would need to sue the builder in a separate court proceeding in order to get paid. If there WAS a lien recorded by the subcontractor prior to the sale it should have been paid from the proceeds at the closing. Payment of any outstanding liens would be your attorney's responsibility. If the subcontractor contacts you for payment refer them to the attorney who represented you in the purchase.
In Pennsylvania there is a new law that allows subs to file liens against your property even after you have closed and received free/clear title. Look into it if you're buying in PA. TH Properties was the builder, see website formed by the buyers: wheresbuilder.com
The A/BO is responsible for reviewing and closing cases.
Only if Buyer and Seller (Builder) agree.
The British Government was responible for closing Boston Harbor.
It's responsible for the beating of the heart and closing of valves in the veins of the legs.
it has already ended sorry
Yes they are closing Mercury they already announce it on June 2 2010 due to low sales in the spring of 2010
Closing statements or HUD-1's are not recorded and are not public record. Unless you know the real estate agent, closing attorney or title company it would be hard to get one. The Tax office should have some basic info as far as sales price.
A builders willingness to contribute to closing costs is often directly related to the price point at which they are building at. When it comes to affordable housing or "production building", there is generally only a very small profit made on each individual home. These builders price these homes as absolutely low as they possibly can in hopes that they will sell more houses and make up for it in volume. Because of this slim profit margin, it is often difficult to ask an affordable home builder to pay a buyers closing costs. There is ways to get around this sometimes. For instance, a buyer may increase the offered purchase price to offset the request for closing cost assistance. It does depends on the state and area you live in. In RI, closing costs for new construction is not built into the sales price but needs to be negotiated with your realtor and the builder. Protect yourself always by using a buyer's agent that represents you and not the builder. As previously stated, closing costs can be built into a sales price by increasing the price of the home with your offer price.
No, it's already closed.
The British blocked the harbor so the Americans couldn't do anything.
Yes, you are responsible for your mortgage payment until the day of closing the sale to a new owner of the house. Any remaining balance will be paid through the proceeds at closing.
The store at 1280 Lex. Ave. is already closed.