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The rehab is done ~ It's looking good ~ Time to Count the $$! Then it happens: you receive notice of a Mechanic's Lien and all of a sudden you're dead in the water!

It happens to the best of investors, even the ones who have done everything right. While you may have done everything right, can you say the same for all your subs? What about all the materials? This is a major area where what you don't know can hurt you. This month we'll share tips on how to be prepared and what to do if the worst happens anyway. Darren will explain:

• What is a Mechanic's Lien 
• Who can file a claim - this might surprise you 
• Best Practices to avoid Liens 
• What to do if you receive a Lien 
• A few things you may not know about Mechanic Liens

Darren Gibbs is a local attorney and investor. His real estate practice is geared to investors and includes contracts, lease agreements, business formations, construction disputes, land use and zoning, multiple-partner investments, owner-financed contracts and estate planning.