I guess they could name them Property A LLC, Farm B LLC, Condo D LLC, or John LLC, Jane LLC, Junior LLC or some other combination of names, but then might be hard when you trade homes every couple of years to keep track of or remember off the top of your head. 

@Junior Jaquet Hernandez You can look online at your county website wherever they record deeds/mtgs.

The seller says that the first has already foreclosed if that is the case wouldn't any liens junior to the first be wiped out making the note worthless.

Sellers are unaware of Junior liens from loan mods… or from charged-off debts that nevertheless remain as liens. 

There is something called a junior ADU in El Cerrito which is basically a spare bedroom but that's really designed for an existing space to be modified, not my case where I have a raw basement space (dirt floor, foundation work needed, etc, etc). 

I haven’t done any mf deals “yet” but I use to work as a financial analyst / junior broker for Marcus and millichap.

Junior Salters I won't look at a property in person until my offer's been accepted.

Lots of junior engineers cranking out plans under the watchful eye of seasoned engineers.

Unless you want to be in junior position which in opinion is way to risky.

A junior lien can only foreclose those interests in title which are subordinate to its lien.