@Bobby Holley here in Oregon its very tough for deals @Michael Moikeha as Michael alludes to its not Georgia were I could fly into town and snag 3 nice deals in a weekend LOL  ( cash in pocket of course)First off NO hard money lender is going to go into second position on your proposed deal so forget about that.. not sure why no one has mentioned that yet.And if you don't give a capital partner enough juice its hardly worth the effort I would never do this deal on a % basis for only 3 months.. make a whopping 1,500 bucks or so who cares about the APR your a one and done investor  not worth the thinking about it and the due diligence. .. given the risk that you may not really know what your doing and I could get wiped out completely since I am in a junior position...

If there is more than one mortgage, or other junior liens to be satisfied, it becomes more difficult.

because i did it my junior year of college. rent was free because my tenant paid my mortgage which even covered some of my utilities. you cant beat that for college housing!

Think back to the 'politics' of junior high school.  

Right outside the gates of the military base you are stationed at is a shop that says "Tats For Junior Enlisted."

Typically, assuming the owner has filled out the entire short sale package.....you should get a yeah or nay within 30-60 days from contract submittal....depending upon the experience of the person submitting/handling it, the lender, number of junior liens, etc.  

. $$.To cut the cost of the degree, I recommend starting at at Junior College. 

My ONLY venture into MF reminded me of junior high school, but with adults, and way worse.  

If there is a meeting where a junior staff member would not have the knowledge to run it alone Rick was also on the line.

@William Gordon Clark III I started out my junior year in college.