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Carey Dodson Loan Out Your Equity (Not Your Cash)
13 April 2016 | 6 replies
One example may be that the notes placed by Investor B have subordination and substitution clauses that allow them to be placed in a junior lien position or moved to a different property when Investor A’s property goes to market.2)Investor B needs to have assurance that Investor A is not interested in placing the subject property on the market within the terms he needs.3)Consideration for Investor A – If the note(s) held by Investor B has a term greater than a term that Investor A is willing to go, how should an agreement be structured?
Maciej Kupiszewski To section off or not to?
15 March 2016 | 5 replies
I met with a broker yesterday who will do the legwork and one of the first things she threw out when in the apartment is that I could convert a part of the living room (L shaped), into a small bedroom to basically get to a junior 4. she thought that would raise the rent potential by about 100-150 monthly.This made me think whether I should jump in and get this done before putting on the market.
Aidan Forsyth High school junior from Albany NY
15 April 2016 | 3 replies

Hey everyone!

I'm currently in High School, but have been reading the BP forums, listening to BP podcasts, and have read a few books on Real Estate Investing (Manny Khoshbin's book + Rich Dad Poor Dad).

I start...

Kyle Scofield FIRST DEAL - College House Hack
19 April 2016 | 12 replies
Recently secured my first rental property investment by using a lease option strategy to house hack while still a junior in college in South Dakota.
Lawrence Sudweeks Creative Financing on 22 unit apartment complex.
1 December 2016 | 14 replies
Any seller worth their weight in salt is going to want a much higher rate than the senior debt (junior debt is riskier, and therefore should command a higher rate) and the likelihood he'll want to amortize that over anything greater than 10 years is low.That being said, if you can even cash flow 1 dollar with zero skin in the game the CoC return is fantastic.
Jorge Ruiz REO/Pre-Foreclosure
29 April 2016 | 19 replies
Don't think for a second that junior lien holders don't foreclose with senior lien holders in front of them.
Roy Kwak Los Angeles Auction question
1 November 2016 | 12 replies
A third seems unlikely, and it's worth making sure it isn't actually a second.If you buy that junior loan at auction, it may be possible to keep the first from coming to auction.
Noah Wolcott online courses
14 October 2016 | 2 replies
It may be a bit late in the school year for my comments, but some high schools have a concurrent enrollment program with the local junior colleges (including online courses) whereby you earn college credits while in high school.Best wishes to you!
Flavio Garcia Investing while in the military
7 May 2016 | 4 replies
I am obviously assuming that you are junior enlisted due to the question but maybe I'm wrong.  
Benjamin Cowles Basic question about foreclosure
10 May 2016 | 11 replies
@Benjamin CowlesWhen a 1st mortgage holder is foreclosing on a property to which the borrower is in default, then all other junior lienholders recorded on title must be properly notified as such.