Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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Within how many days must a lawsuit to foreclose a lien be filed after the lien is recorded?

The correct answer is: 120

In Oregon, the law requires that a lawsuit to foreclose a lien must be initiated within a specific time frame after the lien has been recorded. The correct time frame is 120 days. This timeline is set to ensure that parties with interest in the property have a defined period in which they can resolve disputes related to unpaid services or materials provided in the context of construction. Aforementioned time of 120 days allows the lien claimant to seek judicial enforcement of the lien, maintaining the rights provided by the lien while also protecting the rights of property owners and other interested parties. This helps to expedite the resolution of such disputes and minimizes the uncertainty regarding a property’s title. Understanding this timeline is crucial for contractors and property owners alike, as it outlines their rights and responsibilities in the event of unpaid work or materials. It emphasizes the importance of being proactive in filing for foreclosure to protect financial interests in construction-related scenarios.