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Originally Posted by undercoverbrother
From your post it seems like you do work on people's properties, i am assuming homes.
Could you not put a lien on the house in the amount outstanding? While this does not put money in your hand, it does give you something of a hammer. My simple understanding is that they won't be able to sell the property while there is a lien.
That's'all i got.
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We have a showroom that operates separate from the rest of the company, and they always do this. They also solely deal with higher end clients who tend to expect perfection but always pay their bills as long as the issues are resolved.
If the lien on the house is placed, what benefit is it when the owner doesn't ever sell the house?