The provider of materials or labor is not entitled to a lien if the:
A) property is a public property.
B) materials are provided without reference to a particular property.
C) materialman is not a general contractor.
D) property is under a land sales contract or mortgage.

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Each state has a statute that permits persons who contract to furnish labor or materials to improve real estate to claim a lien on the property until they are paid. The work and materials must be furnished for the improvement of a particular property or building. If they are sold generally without reference to a particular property, the provider of materials or labor is not entitled to a lien.

The Provider of Materials or Labor Is Not Entitled to a Lien