A homeowner has hired a contractor to build a room addition. The work has been completed and the contractor has been paid for all work and materials but fails to pay the lumber yard for a load of lumber. What potential problem might the homeowner experience?
a. The contractor may place a mechanic's lien for the amount of the lumber against the homeowner's real property. b. The lumber yard may place a vendor's lien against the contractor and the homeowner for the amount of the lumber. c. The lumber yard may place a mechanic's lien for the amount of the lumber against the homeowner's real property. d. The homeowner has no liability because the contractor was paid for the lumber.

b. The lumber yard may place a vendor's lien against the contractor and the homeowner for the amount of the lumber.

Explanation:

This is because, even though the lumber yard person was hired by the contractor to do the job for the client, he is still within his legal right to place a vendor's lien against both of them.

It will force the client to reach across to the contractor inorder to know the reason why the vendor was not paid.

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