I am a junior at The Ohio State University studying at the business school with a specialization in Real Estate.

I’m looking forward to starting my first project.I’m a junior studying computer science at Tech, would love to grab coffee sometime!

The first thing a listing agent should do in a short sale is verify all the junior liens, and make a plan to deal with them. 

I've bid as a junior lien holder countless times to protect my position.

Hi @Junior Jean, there's a few of us here :)

@Junior Soares 100% agree every word!

Could be anything from a boat loan judgement 8 years ago, to a contractor lien of a disputed payment, to a cash advance loan the property owner didn’t realize or acknowledge was a junior property lien.

I do agree there are tax (and other) advantages to having that money outside of the IRA (for instance, our ability to use leverage, and all the depreciation and interest deductions, etc) - but these advantages are kind of hard for me to compare apples to apples to the tax advantages within the IRA.I’m not advocating just handing it over and no education at all for junior , in fact it’s the acquisition of the property that will help them with their real life education and they would be required to manage the the asset on their own .

At 14 it's probably too early to think about post high-school plans, I mean I didn't really until my junior year but I also didn't know jack about real estate till 4ish months ago and I'm 23.

Or, if the sponsor provides some capital that is junior to the investor capital, you could lower the return profile for the investor.More importantly, though, there are challenges to having an investor provide the downpayment for an FHA loan on a property.