When the loan mod was agreed to (you mention the 2nd is re-performing), hopefully, the investor who owned the loan at that time required the payor to sign a limited power of attorney (LPOA) granting authorization for the senior lien holder to share information with the junior lien holder.

Junior from Carpenter’s Touch is my Roofer.

I own a local lawn and landscaping business, I am a junior at the University of Kentucky, I just passed me real estate courses to become an agent, and I purchased my first LTR a couple months ago.

They say 24-48 hours, but often it takes 1 week for some junior analyst to give you a quote.

Some states hoa are “super priority” lien where the usurp the first and some states also have a max hoa amount and others they are junior

One of those improvements is a Junior ADU, which is technically a 5th unit.

I have been super interested in real estate investing and been a listener to BP since my junior year of college (2018).

Sounds like the purchaser bought the HOA foreclosure, so this does not wipe out mortgage or tax lien, as this is a junior lien.Chances are either the mortgage foreclosure or tax foreclosure will wipe them out.If there was a mortgage, then chances are the mortgage co will foreclose on 1st lien, wipe out the HOA lien, and pay off the taxes if they haven't done so already.

Its near the Hospital, Schools, Junior College and shopping.

Foreclosures... because junior liens are extinguished in the process.