The lien release is signed. The money is ready. Nobody wants to go first. LienStreet holds both, checks both, and completes the exchange in days instead of months.
Missouri mechanic's liens · Flat fee paid by the funding party · Nothing charged to lienholders
Six stops from lien to closed
Every lien on a case travels the same street. The payor's lane runs above it, the lienholder's lane below, and each side sees only its own stops. The last stop is the seal.
Every lien has its own line. Every party sees their own stops. Nobody sees anything that is not theirs.
Why settlements stall
A mechanic's lien settlement fails at the exchange, not at the agreement. The release is signed and sitting in a drawer. The funds are approved and sitting in an account. Each side is waiting for the other to move first, and the property stays clouded while they wait.
LienStreet is the neutral party in the middle. We hold the signed releases and the settlement funds at the same time, verify both, and complete the swap. Then we file every release with the county so the record shows the lien is gone.
Built for the people wiring the money
Developers and owners
A lien blocks your closing or your refinance. You need it released, filed, and provable to a title company. LienStreet coordinates every lienholder at once and hands you a filed release and a Resolution Report.
Construction lenders
Your collateral is the building. Open liens sit on top of your position. LienStreet shows you every lien on a project, what stage it is at, and when the release hits the county record.
General contractors
You are responsible up and down the chain. One case, every subcontractor's lien, one status for each. You close the project without chasing anyone.
Subcontractors and suppliers
You filed because you were not paid. LienStreet ties your release to a verified payment, not a promise, and shows you the money is held before you let go of anything.
Construction attorneys use LienStreet on behalf of clients and see exactly what their client sees.
How the money is protected
Segregated account. Settlement funds sit in a dedicated account at a federally regulated U.S. bank, separate from LienStreet's operating funds. They are never LienStreet's property.
One exit or the other. Funds either complete the settlement or return to the payor. There is no third path.
Wire instructions live inside the platform, behind multi-factor sign-in, integrity-checked on every view. Never in email. We do not change wire instructions by phone or email.
Every receiving account is bank-verified before a dollar moves. We never see or store bank login credentials.
Every action on a case is logged with a timestamp. Every case ends with the filed releases and a Resolution Report.
Funds-transfer fraud coverage is in place on every administered settlement.
What you get at the end
Filed releases. Each release filed with the county recorder, instrument number on file.
Resolution Report. One document for the payor: every lien, every release, every payment, every filing.
Resolution Record. One document per lienholder: their lien, their release, their payment. Nothing else.
Verify code. Any document can be checked at LienStreet by its code.
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Free to register. Send us the settlement terms and LienStreet opens the case. No fee until a case is opened. Flat fee, disclosed before you fund, paid by the funding party.
Questions first? info@lienstreet.co
LienStreet administers settlements. We do not give legal advice or represent parties. If you need a construction attorney, email us and we will connect you with one from our referral network.