While AB-68 is one of the bills that updated ADU law, it was merged with two other bills, and this merger has led to some changes.Currently, the section you referenced reads “One accessory dwelling unit or junior accessory dwelling unit per lot…”.

I’m 16 rn and I’m a junior in high school.

That is the only big regulation that I've heard of that could impact your project, but it doesn't sound like you are pursuing a Junior ADU.

l am a junior accounting major with a 3.9 GPA. l am looking for a business who would are looking for help inbetween December 14 - January 8. l am hoping to do real estate wholesailing and investing when l graduate college but currently l am looking to learn and gain experience until l graduate with my CPA.

Each state has a different version of this.But from what I know  ( and i know companies that this is all they do is chase redemption rights for this exact reason to get money from those buying at the sale) with the redemption rights this new investor needs to have the money to pay the bank off and in our state here any junior liens that were extinguished from title pop right back and and need to be paid as well.the buyer of redemption rights simply has to find the owner who is losing the property and have them deed them the property.. the rights go to this new buyer.  

I am 22 working as a junior processor in the mortgage industry in New Jersey.I currently am learning all the real estate lingo, learning about how to calculate NOI, ROI, etc.

The title company handling the foreclosure purchase will review the docket and pull the notice to junior lienholders to confirm that all were noticed of the sale so they can protect their interests (if so inclined).

When you graduate and get your first job offer take that to the bank and they will consider the two years in college( junior year senior year) as work experience at the same pay.

I'm a junior college student studying finance just getting into real estate investing through house hacking.

I'd not heard of SecureFutures but I'm very passionate about financial literacy and have loved having the opportunity to teach about it over the years through Junior Achievement.