Use the second mortgage towards your down payment and then refinance the senior and junior debt out once the property has been repositioned.

Hi Will, I'm a Junior, so My Dad named me after himself.

Might want to consider finding a senior loan officer and work under that person as a junior loan officer. 

Hi @Junior Jaquet Hernandez, you've got to find a balance that works for both OR don't move forward together. 

So say I chose real estate as my career and had no money prior, therefore, I get a junior debt loan on some type of rental property.

My PM says the most junior tenant has been there for 7 years and no one has plans to leave. 

I'm currently a junior in college looking to start investing in real estate.

Our company does 2 car garage conversions for around 65K and you can also sometimes do a junior ADU within the main house that cost a lot less (under 20K) So that could change your options a bit.

I am 20 years old and going into junior year at ASU.

If your degree takes four years, buy one house your first year, then buy a second one and move into it during your Junior year.