Just this week, two inferior properties came and went over the weekend, and this has happened numerous times in the last few months since I've been watching.  

If that same buyer makes many offers and only a small percentage are accepted, presumably because they’re low offers with inferior terms, then how should that be viewed?

Buying multiples just for the sake of spreading risk out doesn't work when the area and property is inferior.

From there I can see if they are true comps, or adjust up or down based on if they are inferior or superior.

Typically to answer your question a medical lien is inferior to a first mortgage and would only get paid after the first gets their money but the buyer would typically not be responsible for a medical lien.  

In some cases, misogyny rewards women for accepting an inferior status. 

Thanks Wayne, what would be your vote, superior or inferior position to the existing first lien?

Which makes it further difficult to differentiate which property within a district is superior or inferior to another.I would appreciate any clarification on this matter. 2) Crime maps from law enforcement.

Often materials will not even make it through customs because of the inferior quality.

theoretically any overage at the sale - in excess of superior liens, taxes, legal costs, back interest, renewal fees, and any other expenses paid by superior lienholder would go to holder of inferior lien.