QUESTION: I’m watching seminars hosted by a Winston Shrout Kelowna on comprehending bonds and he talks about commercial liens.  
If a commercial lien is placed on these three props under liquidation, is it true that when the props are sold then the holder of the lien pockets the funds and the banks get nothing?
Is this an avenue for us?

ANSWER: no… mtges are first in line… unless the line was placed on the property before the mtge… which is unlikely..  Also in case you were not aware,   your mortgage is not for monies borrowed, it’s for a management contract you signed with the bank… that’s the con.   most of the planet still believes that the bank lends them money.. it does not.. it accesses your own trust account and releases money to you from your trust. .. for that courtesy they charge you a management fee..   INTEREST ! get it?