And not the multi-thousand dollar mastery classes you hear about on the radio and tv but a real estate principles class at a local junior college.  

Usually some kind of gross lease is used.What the property is worth and how it can be financed depends on the strength of the tenants credit and who is guaranteeing the lease and terms for primary ( years ). 3,300 space is almost  a junior box size.

"starting off only buy foreclosures at auctions when they have only a first mortgage on them. once you get more experienced you can get into junior liens and construction mortgages". 

I lived in Marina Del Rey for a couple years while growing up in junior high, so am familiar with the area and have been back several times since.  

Location is with in walking distance of a junior high and also a high school.

I am a young Texas native, and an undergrad (full-time) in my junior year majoring in RE Finance & Development at UTSA.

If the second forecloses, the first is unaffected - the first lien stays in place; but if the second forecloses, the third and more junior liens are extinguished. 

It's the larger spaces junior box up to 10,000 sq ft or larger box that can take awhile.

Here its quite short and the only redemption rights are for junior lienholders.After the auction, the highest bidder owns the property.

As a senior in high school I got into the mortgage industry as a junior loan officer and fell in love with the atmosphere of my work place, the money I was making, and the fact that I was helping others achieve their goals.