I went to a junior college and got my associates in business for free through their presidential scholarship. 

I have an active flip going on in Merced right down the street from the junior college.  

They could be a junior, or senior lender, hence the higher total pay off.

Hi Bigger Pockets Community,My name is Frank and I am a junior in college studying Accounting.

I am in junior year of my college and I really don't have time to look over my property all the time.  

I knew not to be a typical stupid junior enlisted and buy stupid things, so I got half way there, but I didn't take the next step and put that capital to work.

That would make you a college junior or a senior.In reality, I've yet to encounter that 'in the wild.'

I'll try to lay out the information simply, then ask the question.House was purchased for $565,000 in 2004Original loan for $423,750 is foreclosing and selling the house at auction next weekThere is also a junior loan from 2014 for $567,848My question: Is the junior loan a refinance?

A new attorney joins a law firm as a junior partner and then specializes in an area under the guidance of senior attorneys. 

This is compounded when junior lien holders and other estate creditors have claims that must be negotiated in order to complete the transfer of title from estate to you or your entity.