Other liens may be wiped out if they are junior to the foreclosed lien.

The only bank/lending institution that will be bidding at the auction, will be the one sending it to auction (or a junior/senior mtg holder)/

W&L is just starting to require Sophomores and Juniors to house on campus, greek housing, or theme housing.

@Junior Louis, congrats.

Judicial sale wipes out most of the junior liens anyways ..where is a problem then ?

Hi everyone I'm Troy a college junior who is looking to learn a lot about flipping houses and properties in general.I was just wondering what are a few ways and techniques I could use to get started soon with little to no capital? 

I have a more boring response, I just started working with my dad's real estate investment company as part of an internship with several other college students after my junior year in college.

although looking at the assets I have to assume this is subordinated or Junior debt.so you are taking a risk in a default scenario.. if you want to do something like this.. you may want to check out Bruce Norrisout in Riverside area  they offer 8% I think.

Of course, you'll presume same for any and all mortgages.But the real attraction for most property tax deed-type auction buyers is that all junior, subordinate secured liens are extinguished. 

I haven't run an O&E yet to find out if there are junior liens, but I'm most curious about figuring out the appropriate pricing for a past due NPN.