The infrastructure
that closes the case.
The signed release sits in one drawer. The money sits in another account. Nobody goes first, so the lien stays on the title and the closing slips. LienStreet holds both sides, verifies both sides, pays every lienholder from held funds, and files every release with the county.
Flat fee, disclosed before funding, invoiced to the funding party. It never comes out of the settlement. Lienholders pay nothing.
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The release is signed. It is not going anywhere until the money does.
The money is ready. It is not going anywhere until the release does.
The infrastructure that closes the case.
Both the release and the money come to LienStreet. Both are verified. Once every release is in and approved, every lienholder is paid from held funds, every release is filed with the county, and the payor receives a Resolution Report proving the property is clear. LienStreet does not give legal advice and does not represent any party.
A signed, notarized release that will not be delivered until the money shows up.
Approved settlement funds that will not be wired until the release shows up.
Still clouded. The lender will not fund over it, and the closing or refinance slips a month at a time.
Escrow at a title company adds a party and a fee schedule. An attorney trading PDFs by email adds weeks.
Every lien on the settlement travels one street, and the case closes at the seal.
Six stops. What the payor sees above the line, what the lienholder does below it. Only LienStreet opens a case, so nothing moves out of order.
Sees every lien filed.
Sees the release arrive.
Wire instructions unlock.
Funds land, held safe.
Every lienholder paid.
Title clear, in writing.
Payor: sees each lien and its claim amount.
Payor: notified the signed release arrived.
Payor: wire instructions unlock in the platform.
Payor: funds land in a segregated account.
Payor: every lienholder paid from held funds.
Payor: Resolution Report shows the title clear.
You are about to wire six figures. Here is exactly where it sits.
Settlement funds are held in a segregated account at a regulated bank, never commingled with operating money.
Funds either complete the settlement or return to the payor. There is no third path, and the fee is never taken from them.
Wire instructions appear only inside the platform behind multi-factor sign-in. LienStreet never emails them and never changes them by phone.
Each receiving account goes through bank verification before it can be paid, and each payee files a W-9 first.
Funds-transfer fraud coverage sits behind the disbursement process on every case.
Every upload, approval, wire, and filing is timestamped and attributed, and the trail ships with the closeout.
Proof, not a promise that it was handled.
Every document carries a verify code, so a lender, a title company, or a buyer can confirm it against the case without calling anyone.
Each release is filed with the county and returned with its instrument number attached to the case.
One document showing every lien, every payment, every filing, and the timestamped trail behind them.
Confirmation of what was paid, when, and against which lien, for their own file.
Independently checkable by anyone holding the document.
Whoever funds the settlement carries the risk until the lien is gone.
A lien blocks the closing or the refinance. Clearing it on a schedule you can hold is the whole job.
Open liens sit on top of your collateral. You need every release filed, not emailed as a PDF.
You are answerable up and down the chain. One case shows the owner and every sub the same status.
Fund a settlement with documented releases and a timestamped trail behind every disbursement.
Your release is tied to verified payment, not a promise. You are invited into the case and pay nothing.
Run the administration for a client without holding funds yourself. LienStreet does not give legal advice or represent any party.
One flat fee, invoiced to the funding party. It never comes out of the settlement.
Funds held. Releases filed. Case closed.
Register to be set up as a funding party, or ask for a walkthrough of a live case first. LienStreet opens every case, so the first step is a conversation, not a form to file.