Quote from @Junior Jaquet Hernandez: Quote from @Damian Ramirez: Hello folks,My business partner and I are flying out to Cleveland today and arriving tomorrow, because of that, we are looking to connect and possibly meet up with other investors in the Cleveland area to simply network or discuss one another's ventures.

Junior-Senior year I was lucky enough to get into a welding program where I learned how to fabricate and weld steel and other metals.

I would get as submersed in REI as possible and take classes as Junior college. 100k in debt is crazy!

I have a bachelor's in Applied Mathematics and am employed as a junior software engineer.

My theory (Based on very little knowledge) is that since the liens are paid based on priority we should either be able to negotiate with the junior lien holders or the court will allow the property to be sold to satisfy as much of the debt, in priority, as possible.  

@Hunter Nelson I bought my first property as a junior in college as a house hack.

Junior Salters at this pace would you sell anything or keep renting?

The ADU/DADU units still have to be 'junior' to the main house (smaller in terms of sf,   I think the size cap is ~1000sf) and there are rules around detached units as to their size and positioning on the lot.   

Our dining facilities on base (which offer free meals to juniors/dirt cheap meals to seniors) are habitually becoming more and more empty with individuals choosing to spend money daily at burger king, subway etc. 

In any event I confirmed with my attorney that yes older liens can be wiped out in foreclosure and therefore negotiated like any other junior lien holder.