Comments on: Can a unlicensed pool guy place a valid lien against my rental property?

By: johnny r

johnny r — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:23:28 +0000

in florida a lien can be placed (in my county) without a liscence…..believe me he can use someone elses if he needs to……i am sorry that your tenants have place you in this situation but he has valid reasons to place a lien….and unliscenced or not does he not deserve to be paid?….

By: I Buy And Sell Houses

I Buy And Sell Houses — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 08:33:25 +0000

Sure it is. It’s a mechanic’s lien.

It doesn’t topic whether the guy is licensed or unlicensed. He’s claiming he did work for which he wasn’t paid.

Check with a lawyer. But, yes, take it seriously. It’s not a joke.

By: kemperk

kemperk — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 07:44:23 +0000

IN most states, unlicensed people can not place liens or sue for
unpaid accounts.

I recommend you:

a. inform that pool man that unlicensed repair people are not welcome
on your property.

b; split the amount of the lien by the number of tenants you have
and volunteer that if they do not pay this fee, they will have
illegally encumbered your property and thus, violated disorder law
and thus, violated their own lease with you.

sorry about your problem