The priority of liens is determined by the date of recording. If you recorded your judgment or an abstract of judgment before the 2nd D/T was recorded, the buyer at the sale will acquire the property subject to your lien. If you are junior in time of recording, you will either receive a full or partial payoff from the sale proceeds, or, more likely, nothing. However, you are not really wiped out; the sale just demonstrates that the building had no collateral value in the first place. You still have a judgment and perhaps other ways to enforce payment.
