I could also use a mentor.  

Feedback from anyone who has paid for the mentoring program with John Fedro5.

He lives adjacent to the property with his parent(s) and is a college junior/senior.

I think is much easier to pay for a mentor, your basically making yourself an intern.

My mentor was teaching me probate when this happened at the courthouse...she knew what to ask....don't believe many people do probate here way staff reacted

In addition to getting advice on BP, I definitely recommend you find a mentor.

I could use help and mentoring to get me started because to be honest I do not know exactly where to start. 

Likewise, for a legal practice.One of my mentors says to make the most of your strengths and hire out your weaknesses.

Their bad choices are not a reflection of you or your business.If it bothers you too badly, join a Big Brother organization, Boy Scouts, or Junior Achievement.

Foreclosure sales and procedures and rules affecting such differ in each state - so it is impossible to answer any of your questions without first knowing what state the property is in and knowing the laws concerning such of that particular state.In general, a junior lien holder has the right to payoff any lien in a senior position at which time the junior lien moves up in priority.