70K views · 1.7K reactions | Does a UCC1 filing protect your property from caveats or liens? It might not prevent them entirely, but it gives you a primary position. No one, including the bank, can leapfrog you. A very valuable process to consider. #UCCFiling #Liens #Caveat #PropertyRights #RealEstate | Solutions Empowerment | Facebook

Can a UCC1 filing stop a caveat or lien? Not always, but it gives you a prime position. Plus, advice on unfiled rental property taxes & why terminology matters. Keep away from their copyright terminology so they've no control over it. Hope that helps #UCC1Filing #PropertyProtection #Liens #TaxFiling #InvestmentProperty | Solutions Empowerment

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Cheaper, faster, easier than hiring an attorney Because filing a UCC1 is a debt against someone who owes you money without them having to sign anything for it to be filed in the county And it’s even easier to file it against their credit when they provide their authorization in the lease agreement So whenever I have a situation like this, I let them go but I know that they’ll be back soon to settle the debt If not they won’t get approved for cars, loans, houses, jobs or rentals… Comment BOOK if