I bought my first investment property 2 years ago during my junior year in college.

For example, if a first trust is being foreclosed you can quite easily assume that any junior liens have not been being paid since before the first went into default.

Then they hit their desk, look at the pictures of their kids, remember how they have to come up with the two grand Junior's braces are costing them even with their piddling dental insurance, accept once more that it's going to have to go on the Visa, swallow down a wave of bitterness and anger at their own son for putting them deeper in the credit card debt hole, and lean forward to turn on their computer for another day at their utterly meaningless corporate job.If that's motivation by resentment, I guess that's me.

Lucky for me in 2007/8/9 I was working (working to learn) for my mentor as a junior developer.

But if you add in those other 8 doors you might be approaching the point where that portfolio might be able to support a junior full-time individual.

I just started my Junior year in college and want to focus the application of my studies towards Real Estate.

Will the junior liens be wiped out by the tax lien sale?

Back in the day, it was common for a borrower to stop paying on the junior because they would not foreclose.

Sometimes having a junior partner inside the LLC is good for several reasons.Know the costs of keeping or maintaining the LLC in your state. 

Originally posted by @Junior Soares:@Rachel LuotoCongratulations!