I think real estate investing is something I would want to do after I graduate college, as I am entering my Junior year this fall.

They tend to be reliable because they're usually already paying for Junior to get an education and housing.

There's huge difference in asking price between performing and non-performing 1st's and 2nd's (senior or junior liens). 

All other junior liens are paid in the order they are filed.  

Before starting my own financial education nonprofit, I volunteered for Junior Achievement, The Cooperative Ministry (an organization that helps low-income people take care of their bills), and several other organizations that have a millennial target market. 

@Junior Espinoza it's definitely possible, partnership buyouts are pretty common.

I made a mistake and put a bid and won a foreclosure and it was on the junior loan.

I am looking to build housing for  junior and senior level students that attend University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff .

If it's a junior lien, you get the idea.My thoughts: use as a cautionary tale in future.

An ADU that is attached to the house is called a Junior ADU or JADU for short.