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Are pre-lien notices for an Iowa Mechanics Lien Claim required?

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Are pre-lien notices for an Iowa Mechanics Lien Claim required?

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Pre-lien notices, also known as preliminary notices, are not required for contractors, but to maximize the enforceability of their Iowa mechanics liens, at the commencement of work on the property, subcontractors should provide written notice to the owner or the person having charge of the property that they are performing work on the property. This notice should also be provided to the construction lender, if its identity can be reasonably determined. Material suppliers without a direct contract with the owner must file service of written notice of intent to claim an Iowa mechanics lien on the owner and construction lender before the supplied material is used in connection with the project.

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