Washington Notice to Owner: How to Submit a Model Disclosure Statement in Washington State
Learn what a Washington Notice to Owner or Model Disclosure Statement is, why you need to send it, and how. Get our PDF template.
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How to Enforce a Mechanic’s Lien in Washington State
More often than not, filing a mechanic’s lien or a construction lien waiver is enough to persuade a property owner to settle their debts. On the…
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Types of Liens in Oregon: Rules, Priority & How to File
Understand the common types of liens in Oregon: tax, judgment, mortgage, and mechanics liens. Learn how each works and how you can get paid.
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Washington Notice of Intent: How to Send Preliminary Notice in WA
Quick Summary: Washington Notice of Intent to Lien A Washington Notice of Intent to Lien is a formal demand letter…
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Oregon Notice of Right to Lien: How to Send Notice in Oregon
Updated: May 17, 2024 When you file and send a “Notice of Right to Lien” document in Oregon, it protects all parties from financial losses…
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Which States Require a Notice of Commencement in the Northwest?
See Notice of Commencement rules for different states including what Northwest regions use instead.
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Unconditional Lien Release vs. Conditional Lien Release
Do you understand the difference between unconditional lien releases and conditional lien releases is important? In this guide, experts at NW Lien explain.
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Lien Waiver vs. Lien Release: What’s the Difference?
Though the terms are often used interchangeably, there's a distinct difference between lien waivers and lien releases in practice. Have you been using lien waivers and releases correctly?
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Oregon Lien Releases: How to Cancel a Lien in OR (2026 Guide)
Though often overlooked, canceling a lien is a critical step in the mechanic's lien filing process. Learn why lien releases are so important and what makes Oregon lien releases unique, such as OR-specific deadlines and requirements.
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