Just put it to work for you so it can grow and mature Best of luck Junior

Education (junior college/ university) paid my own way working at the grocery store2.

All I have been getting is the run around, speaking with sales people and junior people and never speak a lawyer.  

@Michael Junior Be sure to check the town/city guidelines for water/sewer billing before going down this road.

I’m a junior in college and started learning about wholesaling last summer.

A national brokerage might look like this:100,000 commission to brokerage.50,000 or 50% goes to the brokerage.Remaining 50,000 is split with the team.Senior director gets 27,000Director gets 15,000Junior agent gets 8,000Since I am the owner I get the whole 100k but have earned that right with 15 years in the business.The junior agents has to do about 13 deals to my one deal for the same commission.

Originally posted by @Junior Picanco:@Jarrin BensonDo what your heart desires brother, life is too short and you only live once.

It would cost the client more for me to file a return than deal with the IRS if there's an issue.If a junior IRS auditor wanted to audit that tax year and get the partnership on 'failure to file', I'd laugh and just send a response letter. 

Once you FC on that junior lien you are now the owner of the property and the first will foreclose on your property if you don't get it current.

Hello, I am a junior in college studying urban planning and have been motivated to do real estate since 7th grade.