I am currently a Junior at Texas A&M University.

I am a junior in college, I want to begin my journey but lack the income right now to do so.

I'd be more likely to sell to them than the Junior agents in the big commercial offices who call me every day and pretend they're conducting a survey or some other BS before getting down to brass tacks.

Multi-unit dwellings are allowed to add an ADU in LA now, without owner occupancy, but I'm worried the R-1 zoning may limit my ability to add a standard ADU (I don't want a junior ADU as I'd like to move out eventually).

(So far the ones I found all have tenants and it seems like not a lot is willing to deliver property vancant)- remodeling would most likely be the cheapest.3) Junior ADU- Have to get creative, find floor plan that works to convert current living space to 24) roomates- Least desirable to meWhat have people been doing for house-hack that have been successful? 

If you decide you want to record the lien after closing, the 1st lien holder needs to know and also you may not be allowed to take out junior liens, so asking about that before closing on your 1st lien would be a good idea. 

Hi, I’m 16 years old I’m currently in my junior year of high school in Houston, Tx.

I am currently reading The 4-hour Workweek, I'm also in marketing and am planning to take a college financial literacy class my junior year.

@Lia Locarnini Typically, you don’t care if there are multiple mortgages or liens on a property......as long as it is the First mtg that is foreclosing, the other junior liens get wiped out. 

If there are junior liens the 1st position lender often will not offer enough to them to satisfy them, so....the buyer needs to understand they may have to kick in additional money to satisfy them, so structure your offer accordingly.