A mechanic's lien can be obtained on real property by a contractor who has not been paid and who has:

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A mechanic's lien may be obtained by a contractor who has provided either materials or labor, or both, for the improvement of a property and has not been paid for it. The lien can be obtained on the real property where the work was performed. Providing materials or labor on personal property that was present on the real property at the time of providing services does not qualify for a mechanic's lien.

A Mechanic's Lien Can Be Obtained on Real Property by a Contractor