Originally posted by @Junior Jaquet Hernandez:Hi I just want to start to invest in real estate.

I’m currently a Junior in high school and I have became extremely interested in real estate investing within the past 6 months.

I'm currently in Junior College and taking Computer Science as my major, but I plan to go into Real Estate in the future.

If the property had multiple mortgages, it's possible the junior lien(s) were stripped in the BK, enabling the property to be sold for less without a short sale.

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Generally, when most properties are sold at auctions the junior liens are wiped out with the exception of IRS and maybe liens by the state for back taxes.

My name is Pat and I am currently a Junior at BYU studying Finance. 

Any other lien junior to the foreclosing lienor get wiped out too. 

Generally speaking, liens that are in a senior position to the lien that’s held by the foreclosing party are going to remain attached to the property after it’s purchased at auction – liens that are junior are wiped out. 

Not sure which state you are in, but in California, if you are owner occupied in one, you can have a junior ADU in addition to the Additional unit even in the R-1 zone.