The lien is junior to the mortgage.

My daughter was a Junior in College when she bought her first home.  

I am looking into buying a duplex property zoned in RM1-1 in San Diego CA with a lot of space in the backyard and would like to know if this zoning allows for a Junior ADU to be built.

from what we can tell there's no junior assoc waiting in the wings), and then there are three apts upstairs (2 br, 2br, 1br), all occupied.Trying to weight what seems to be one of the more favorable returns on a place that we've encountered recently, with the risk of potentially losing the main tenant in a few years and filling that space.Any thoughts?

If you find out what's lucrative with a degree in structural engineering (I have no idea, but it may really not be engineering but maybe as an junior executive at a international PM company after you finish an MBA, or start your own consulting firm after gaining some experience).

I might be a senior First Officer and have spent the last few years based in Denver, but if I upgrade to Captain, I'm going to be a junior captain and my seniority might not allow me to stay in Denver, I may be forced to be based in Chicago instead.

In some cases I have heard they will still fund deals if the lender on the land makes their loan junior to the construction loan.

Google the difference between an ADU and a JADU (junior) and you will find the answer.

Think junior high school, but worse.  

I mostly work with junior, newer investors...not many cash buyers in my buyer pool.