I anticipate getting an internship in Chicago my junior year summer and then getting a return offer - hence why I'd end up in Chicago.

They also have many properties now that are simply in the short sale process, which means the high bidder is entering into a short sale process, and many times junior lien holders have not been negotiated with yet.

Spending months and months negotiating short sale and junior liens and dealing with the water department isn't worth it.

I went with the cycling team to the Pan-Am Games in Winnipeg as a nationally ranked junior in the ABA.

Also, his company only does it with junior liens.

If buying at a foreclosure auction, sheriff or trustee sale, a 1st mortgage will wipe off (but not necessarily wipe "out") junior secured debts such as mortgages, deeds of trusts and judgments liens. 

Hi,I am new to Tax Lien (TL) Investing and have a question:What exactly is my risk when buying a "subsequent/junior" TL (e.g. a TL from 2014, when there are still TLs from 2012, 2013 which haven't been redeemed yet)?

You need to first determine if the new lender foreclosing is junior to the one where you bought the property.  

Will the bank who is the first lien holder negotiate with the owners of these other judgements (junior leans)?  

We are prepared and can fund to buy at foreclosure and then sell ourselves.Goal:Ideally - move junior liens over to Flipper's new projects, sell property to pay 1st & portion of our 2nd (we get paid delta from another property in escrow)If unable to sell, go to foreclosure and buy at auction.