well, first you get them in default for the proof in commerce that YOU have more of a right to somthing than whomever it is that has it, and then you publish the lein by notary and apostile, and have the sherrif serve them with a collection of said property, if that property is 'dollars', then those are transfereed between accounts, so it is much easier to try to sell the lien at a loss to a bank or insurance company by using the old tried and true method of entrapment by greed.
you offer someone who gets 10% a deal that net's them a years pay and they will greedily do their best to accomodate your offer.
i have a lein against a party for 1680 ounces of gold, you can have 10% of the 25% i will give your company in discount (additionally out of my own pocket) if you get your company to buy the lein from me.
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