Best of luck, Junior

Side note, our governing documents also specifically states that all HOA assessment liens will be junior to the mortgage, so I also think they can't pursue a super lien despite Colorado allowing it.I have a meeting with an attorney tomorrow (Front Range real estate attorney recommendations?)

@V.G Jason I’m a full time junior golf coach and also a college golf coach.

The HELOC may or may not disappear, but it will likely be "extinguished" from the property title after auction.After a first mortgage lender forecloses and it's lien is paid off with the proceeds from the sale, any surplus funds from the foreclosure sale are distributed to creditors holding junior liens, like a second mortgage lender or judgment creditor.And by the way, YES you should serve notices prior to entry just to be safe.After you acquire the property, what is the goal? 

Quote from @Junior Jaquet Hernandez: Quote from @Steven Padernacht: Quote from @Malvin Cuevas: @George Brown I purchased a land in the Dominican Republic, Punta Cana.

The guy is a total machine, and it is incredibly humbling that he is 6 years my junior but knows more about real estate and building wealth than I may ever.

i loved their videos and i did contact them, but am worried as some have suggested that they pawn you off to juniors and that their response is very slow.

YUP  the first remains in first.. the wrap is junior to the first.. its does add a level of complication though if the first position lender needs to do a Deed In Lu ..

If the liens are excessive then the tax foreclosure auction will be the best route as it wipes out other junior liens.

Generically it is difficult for the Borrower or other junior interested parties to show they have damage that is improper above the implications of the security instrument being an agreement to be able to use the property to recover said funds which also means the property becomes Mortgagee's if no bidder exceeds the minimal bid.