@Rodney Dixon  100% leverage is a no no post 08 GFC at least if you want to stay in the businessthe other reason an astute lender in FLA knows that foreclosures there take a year or more and if they are contested multi years. and if you default their only way to get the collateral is to foreclose out the junior lender.you need 100% owner financing in this situationthis is why when owners finance but want a large down it really does not mean anything to the investor who does not have a downpayment.

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If they (borrower or junior lien holder) didn't have the funds to buy at sale, they aren't typically going to have the funds or the will to buy within six months.

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It was the first note (no junior second loans), and there was a recorded HOA Lien, that I thought is considered junior and would have been wiped.

If it was junior lien to the foreclosing entity, and they were notified/served, it was wiped out.  

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In the groups if you have a junior agent, agent, and director the splits they keep will be different that they have to share with the brokerage.

I was doing some research tonight and it seems that the bail bond lien won't survive the tax sale, since is a junior lien and plus it's been more than 10 years.