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LienItNow.com files Mechanics Liens on private construction projects, public construction projects, and residential construction projects. Mechanics Liens encumber real property or public monies set aside for a 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.