go to junior college & then get your degree. that will give you the best shot at getting a decent paying day job. if you've been reading like crazy, you can handle college.wholesaling is just some sexy sounding commission job which 99.9% of the time will not produce a sale for most people Most people I know try it for about a week or month all gung-ho, get not leads, & give up.Now can some succeed?

I'm a 21 year old junior at Isu and am spending a good majority of my free time learning about real estate investing.

A borrower satisfying a junior position should have triggered somebody looking at this at the previous mortgagee or servicer office.

@Bill Gulley, you are my "go to guy" with all REI, you make me feel junior, and I learn every day from you.

Cjeck specifically for your state, but generally any junior private liens get wiped out.

If not, take classes at a local junior college.

Ideally I'd find a day job as a junior architectural drafter.

Any way we played with the junior partner at Schwab and he still had his original jet it was a Saberliner.

As a 16 year old sophomore is there classes i should take as a junior or senior?

@Mike Hurney We are having the parents sign leases and we want to attract Junior and seniors upper classmen they seem to be quieter more responsible and mature I have 2000 sq ft for five students Thanks for the responce