UCC Liens: What Do They Mean for Your Business?

We explain what a UCC lien is and how they can impact your business. UCC stands for uniform commercial code. With a UCC lien, a lender can lay claim to collateral that a borrower pledges to secure their financing. If the borrower can’t pay back the loan, the lien gives the lender the right to seize the assets that are secured and sell them to repay the loan. Let’s learn more about how a UCC lien works.

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Our video covers:

What Is a UCC Lien? (1:08)

How to Know If There’s a Lien Against Your Business (1:25)

Types of Loans That Have Liens (2:27)

How Do UCC Loans Affect Access to Capital? (3:00)

How Do I Remove a Lien? (4:15)

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