Access, sightlines, junior anchors to drive cross-traffic, rest of center tenant mix all play a part.

I have been researching and trying to learn as much as I can about REI since my Junior year of High School.

Currently a Junior College student , wanted to buy my first investment property either my senior year of college using a business credit or possibly getting some type of Loan for the property, can anyone lead me in right direction was looking for maybe one in the 60-80k range with possibly section renting it from me as passive income.

So if we were to foreclose we would have to reform the mortgage and the property does have a lien junior to this which could also argue it.

I currently am a junior in college, but I am eager to find a new job as the standards that I set for myself are high.

Junior,When you apply you let the bank/lender know your wanting to do teh 203K or Fannie Mae Rehab loan. 

At least in CA with relaxed laws on ADUs one can have a Junior ADU (<= 500 sqft) within the confines of the existing walls and one regular ADU (attached or detached), total of two.So if you are planning to build J/ADU within CA you might want to leave an option open for the the other for future.

It does have a Junior College in town.

And no...the junior lienholder has no duty to notify the senior.

This can potentially be a concern if there are liens junior or behind your lien.