I am 28 and a junior in college (I started late).

Or are you referring to an actual subordinated note (junior mortgage).

If junior should inherit NNN leases, there's good cash flow and very few ways to screw it up.I would be scared to buy NNN leases today as they will surely lose value if cap rates increase in the future.I'm 45, so I'm looking for this cap rate peak to happen in the next 10-15 years.  

And in the process usually wipes out junior line holders. 

What you mentioned would be a valid way of getting a discounted property by having junior liens wiped out at foreclosure sale.

I'm a junior in high school right now and I'm really excited for real estate investing, not being 18 what can I do to prepare?

I'd suspect they'd want someone with experience but maybe junior roles would be open too.

Good afternoon,I am currently a thermal and mositure protection junior estimator who is tired of my commute because road rage has side effects and work culture is important to me.

I'm 33 years old (born in 1983) and never went to junior high or high school.

I remember sitting in junior year finance class at PSU, estimating how much I would be making when graduating college, and how much student loans would be taking from me.