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| 1. Once a crop lien has been filed against a tenant for unpaid rent, how can it be enforced?
2. Is the grain buyer required to check for liens against grain sellers before paying the seller?
3. If the grain buyer doesn’t add the landlord’s name to the check issued for payment to tenant, is the grain buyer still liable for payment to the landlord?
4. If the tenant sells the grain in someone else’s name to bypass the crop lien, is it legal for the tenant to collect any government payments?
5. Does the crop lien have any negative effects on the non-paying tenant that would incentivize them to pay the rent owed?
6. Any ideas for what a landlord can do to collect long past due rent?
Thanks in advance for any information. | |
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Questions about crop liens
