If there are junior riders involved (any rider under 18) the parents will plan and see who can go down and be the barn mom, responsible for getting everyone to and from, making sure everyone eats dinner, does their homework and laundry, etc. sometimes parents will takes turns and one will do the first two weeks and then tag out and another parent will come in.

@Junior HallLet’s now take a look at some of the top real estate tips for buyers who are planning on finding off market real estate deals.1- Work with a real estate agentThe simplest way to ensure the smoothness of any real estate deal is to simply work with a real estate agent.

Closer to 20 passively is likely to be coupled with some ground-up development project, a major rehab on a small project, a more junior sponsor, or several of these items.  

A typical 100k commission deal after company cut and senior broker cuts you might get 8,000 before taxes as the junior agent.Someone 5 years in could make 300k or 400k but put in 80hrs a week in time.

There are junior colleges that you could pay for in cash, and immediately be making money at the age of 20 for $50,000-$100,000 (air traffic controller, radiation therapist, dental hygienist, etc.) 

Its sort of unclear just when this will all take effect, especially at a local level, but sometime in 2020, all California Single Family Home Zoning (and some MultiFamily Zoning) will allow a Detached ADU (no FAR / lot coverage / min lot size restrictions) as well as an additional Junior ADU (within existing home square footage)Furthermore, Owner-Occupancy requirements will be prohibited until 2025!

At that stage in my career (then a junior software developer), it's doubtful I would have otherwise done that, and it directly led to a string of promotions and ultimately the chance to run an affiliated company.A handful of specific skills learned in class, including negotiation, financial accounting, company valuation, and basic business law.Not sure what your situation is, but if most of those would be helpful for you, then worth some consideration, but in the same way that most of the best software engineers I've known aren't formally trained in CS, most of the best business folks I've met don't have an MBA. 

My examples include: - Texas Tech Alumni Advisory Board- NYC, Midland, Cincinnati, DFW friends- college friends- advertising industry friends (I used to work in this industry) - Flag football friends- softball friends- Board of Junior Achievement friends- etc...You get the picture.

I doubt they'll allow a junior sub lien. 

Hello,I am new to Bigger Pockets as well as a junior investor.