@James Wise is the man out in Cleveland Best, Junior

I assume I can't get a junior lien on his construction loan.

I really want to eventually own hundred of rental properties but it seem like all the info with zero down are far from the truth and its really hard to find people or mentor who really want to help me with info unless I'm buying thousand dollar packages or mastery programs when obviously if I'm trying to learn how to get these properties with zero down because I dont have too nickels to rub together.

@Nicholas Tanner, first of all, congrats for getting in the business so early.If I were in your shoes, I'd track down a mentor and study under them. 

We found a realtor and mentor. 

Trust me, it’ll be worth it to wait and learn those.If there’s anyway you could find a mentor or someone you could work for, that’s doing what you want to do, and is where you want to be in life, then it would seriously catapult your success exponentially. 

Mine is dinner with a mentor (a BP meet up its on meetup as well) 2nd wed of the month the other is last thursday of the month St.

The agent that works for the company I've been mentoring from got the info from the title company. 

Yo also have to consider tax liens as they take precedence over junior or secondary liens.When the home goes to short sale of foreclosure the mortgage is generally not paid in full on the first mortgage, leaving a loss. 

Podcasts, Books, and Mentors you find by networking.I'd pick up a copy of Set for Life by Scott Trench as it has a good framework for financial independence, especially for a newer investor.