LienItNow.com Goes National

March 18, 2010 - PRLog -- 2010 has proven to be a banner year for LienItNow.com, and the year is just beginning. The expansion of LienItNow.com to all 50 States and the District of Columbia is a natural outgrowth of a business that started in New Jersey, and grew to include ten northeastern states.  When LienItNow.com started, its business model was designed to assist contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, and suppliers protect their interests and receivables.  Due to their extensive experience in the construction industry, the owners of LienItNow.com knew that most companies with high receivables did not know that ways existed to protect and secure those receivables. LienItNow.com started to provide companies and individuals that performed work on construction project with the ability to file liens on the property for which they performed the work, but were not paid.

After receiving an overwhelming response from the New Jersey construction industry, LienItNow.com expanded to provide its services and expertise to ten Northeastern States. Again, the response to LIenItNow.com was extraordinary.  With the Northeast under its belt, LienItNow.com determined to provide the entire country with its services.  The result is that from Los Angeles to New York City, from Miami to Chicago, and from San Antonio to Bismarck, those who perform work on construction projects have a place to turn to when they are not paid for the work performed.

LienItNow.com is a one-stop source for filing Mechanics Liens, bond claims, amendments to mechanics lien claims, stop notices, pre-lien notices, extensions of mechanics liens, and discharges of mechanics lien claims.  LienItNow.com provides its services in all 50 States and the District of Columbia.

LienItNow.com processes the mechanics’ lien, files it with the appropriate authority and also serves it. LienItNow.com also verifies the location of the property and the property owner.  LienItNow.com is the best way to ensure that the money owed secured and protected.

LienItNow.com files mechanics liens on private construction projects, public construction projects, and residential construction projects. On commercial and residential projects, mechanics liens encumber real property.  On public projects,  liens encumber public monies set aside for the public project. In all cases, the filing of a mechanics lien freezes the funds that an owner has contractually allocated to a project. For unpaid subcontractors, the contract balance between the owner and the general contractor at the time the lien is filed becomes a lien fund, against which a lien claimant can pursue its money. The filing of mechanics lien claims also encumber the property on which the project is located, similar to a mortgage. Liens inhibit the sale of property, construction loan draws, and refinancing until the property owner addresses the lien. Ultimately, a lawsuit can be filed for the enforcement of a mechanics lien.

Please visit the website at http://lienitnow.com to find more information on how you can secure your receivables.

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LienItNow.com provides national legal filing services for mechanics liens, bond claims, amendments to mechanics lien claims, stop notices, pre-lien notices, extensions of mechanics liens, and discharges of mechanics lien claims.