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The company would first have to sue the owner and get a judgment against them for some type of breach of contract. If they get a judgment, they can then file a lien on the person's property in an effort to collect on the judgment. Assuming that they did so and the owner never paid, the creditor could then foreclose and force a sale of the property to pay the judgment.
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However, it is pretty unlikely that the creditor would go to the time and expense of filing suit and a lien for $150.00
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Barrister

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