@Junior Soares that is really cool!

I'm currently a junior in college (20 years old) and have been researching real estate since I was a Freshman.

the max minimum bid for a property is determined by the note.. you can lower the credit bid but you cant raise it above what your owed vis a vi note terms and expenses.Any money bid up above what your owed goes to the next in line if their are junior creditors..

Top person maybe 27k, middle 14k, junior agent 9k.Need about 9 months to 1 year reserves saved up for commercial to go full time as an agent.

Without those facts we can only speculate -- to me it appears the seller cannot deliver marketable title so the deal likely dies.In Maryland grants are typically junior liens with a balance that eventually phases out to $0 over a period of years of ownership.

The only people who can put in a claim for surplus funds had to be listed as junior lien holders / defendants in the original foreclosure.  

@Junior Soares I would like to talk with you on your franchisees. 

As Long as the mortgage was recorded prior to the judgment creditors then these are junior to the mortgage and would fall off with a foreclosure judgment

The only time i can see that being risky is, if its a junior lien holder doing the foreclosure.

@Junior Soares I certainly will connect with you I just sent you a connection request.