Where do I look to see if a mechanics lien was officially filed in the state of Minnesota?

Full question:

Where do I look to see if a mechanics lien was officially filed in the state of Minnesota?

  • Category: Contractors
  • Subcategory: Construction Liens
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  • State: Minnesota

Answer:

A mechanics lien is filed in the land recorder's office in the county where the property is located. Some recorder's offices have searchable online databases that allow you to search for liens filed based on parcel number, owner's name, address, etc.

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FAQs

In Minnesota, property owners are not automatically notified when a mechanics lien is filed against their property. However, the lien must be filed with the county recorder's office, and property owners can check these records to see if a lien has been placed.