The first mtg always does, and if the hoa doesn't name any junior lien holder (which they never do) those will remain also.

Over the last 2 yrs. it has gotten easier and easier for Mortgage Brokers to take deals away from banks.Kinda feels like being Michael Jordan, back in his prime, walking onto a basketball court with a bunch of junior high school players and having the ability to completely dominate!

I could write a few blogs on the broken educational and corporate system topic alone.If junior wants/needs a car, he’ll need to work for it.

Secondary Financing: A loan secured by a mortgage or trust deed, in which the lien is junior, or secondary, to another mortgage or trust deed.

In response to @Junior Salters original question: "I currently want to get to a place where I am comfortable syndicating a deal and doing the larger multifamily 40 Unit + deals because I do love the sophistication and numbers behind it.

A little about me: I am currently a Junior at the C.T.

The math probably also works with converting an attached garage or a larger house with adu and junior adu. 

Sale price: $162,448 Complete remodel from head to toe directly across the street from the Webb City Junior High!

In my mind, I think that i don't need to have title insurance because I purchased from County, and all the junior lien include mortgage will be wiped out (excluded some higher lien as IRS).

The 1st mtg foreclosure would wipe out a secondary judgment lien.....I guess it depends on who gets any surplus there, junior lien holders or the owner.