Generally not, but that depends on the nature of the lien, like a Lowe's credit card for materials.

Typically if the auction is held properly junior liens will be wiped from the property title (not from the borrower being foreclosed on...but the property)2nd and junior position mortgages, such as home equity loans, etc...Credit Card Judgments recorded after the foreclosing mortgage Personal Judgments recorded after the foreclosing mortgageMechanic's Liens recorded after the foreclosing mortgageTypically, Federal, State, Utility, and Child Support liens will survive.Always consult and attorney, but this is a good rule of thumb.

There is a lot of talk that the real estate market will stay down for another two years, meanwhile silver and gold are supposed to skyrocket as the feds fiat money starts get exposed for what is it - a house of cards.

It might cost you less to provide moving supplies-labor-transportation-storage, than to drag this through the court.

One method involves getting ATM cards to tenants so they could make deposits for you at a local ATM machine. 

I will have an on site manager but I don't want them to have to be making a new card or something every couple of days because the bar code got smudged or something. 

Do you have to max out credit cards?

I don’t take business cards either.

It is also perceived as far away but the transport is excellent and I get about quicker than some friends in far reaches of Brooklyn. 

The first one that came up is Discover loans- I have had a card with them since college maybe that could be a start