If you stay in it for 1%, or even just your name on it as a junior developer and you get to be involved from start to finish (even if that just means being copied on all the emails back and forth), you'll be so far ahead of the game. 

If you are graduating from a 4 year college, you are wasting your education to get a job as a receptionist.If you want a low paying job with your 4 year degree, at least start applying for jobs as junior loan officer in established banks.

Sure wouldn't want to buy a property from a junior foreclosure auction thinking it was the first!!

If a junior gets caught, then its up to the senior to pursue them.

Cohen Highley, the firm that I mentioned, has a partner who specialises in complex cases, then some junior lawyers and then finally a group of paralegals who do most of the representation of clients at the Landlord and Tenant Board.

Any overage created by bidders going above the amounts owed to you goes to (a) junior lien holders, (b) owner of the property or his heirs when owners are dead, or to the party the heirs signed the property over to prior to the sale.  

I'd expect he'd end up with (something like) 30-35% of the redevelopment side, and 50% of the brokerage side (which he'd be starting).I'm hesitant to give up a big chunk of the future businesses, which I wouldn't have to do if I hired a normal employee, but I'm confident he'll bring a lot more value to the table than a typical person would.What have your experiences been with having a business partner and/or bringing a 'junior partner' type on after your business was already established and doing fairly well?

I began taking classes my junior year in high school while juggling school and varsity soccer.I sold my first house for $580,000 just a month after graduating high school at 18 years old.

Hi @Robert Murphy  welcome to BP.Analyst is a good entry level position and some brokers might even offer you a junior associate position right off the bat for commercial real estate sales.If you're not already involved, start checking out NAIOP and the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).Best of luck!

Sometimes the foreclosing lien is a junior lien and the value of all liens exceeds value, so another situation that would call for a short sale.