| asianthree |
03-21-2025 05:22 AM |
We had it on all 3 houses in TV, in Sumter for more than 3 years. I believe Don Wiley (Goldwing nut) had the information on one of his informative videos, that many of us hope can continue.
You can be contacted, by phone, text, email, or all three. Two of our homes were being sold, at the same time as construction started for the pool at our new build. There is definitely a lag time from documents filed, between text, call, and email. One sold house was a week, the other 11 days, but there was a federal holiday at that time.
Since we had the knowledge two of the homes were closing, there was no surprise, but had to call to see which of the 3 homes I had to receive the notification. If I were doing this again I have only one name for contact on each house, using just their phone and email per home. I registered both of our names, same email, and only one phone # on all three.
One document filed for lien on the new pool build there was no contact from Sumter for 5 weeks after filing. But one that was just intent to file (no lien applied, just paperwork) was within 3 days.
That I found a little disturbing, a true lien took so long for notification, compared to paperwork for intent, but no lien filed. That paperwork expires at 6 months, basically just goes away.
The lien however will have official documents signed by the company, releasing the lien on your home when monies are paid. Please be aware any contractor, can file a lien on your home, and may be in the paperwork you are signing. Our two companies were up front that this paper was for intent and the lien, explaining the process
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