Our son will be entering his junior year at college.

Unknowingly buying a junior lien, a property with tons of back property taxes due, or with deed issues that effect marketability or transferability will tank you.

It's often stated that junior liens are extinguished or wiped out when a home is foreclosed upon.

Ken taught how to buy foreclosures from owners (equity deals) and John had the most interesting methods of making money from really different approaches (junior bene buyouts, foreclosure overages, perfecting title through quiet title, etc.).

Specifically for Junior liens, its to see if they are paying the first lien or not, as well as the reason above.

Frostburg requires freshman and sophmores to live on campus, while the majority of juniors, seniors and grad students live off campus.

And to Jon's point that's why you don't want any junior liens it mess up the water if and when you want to unwind a deal.

Its the same for junior liens...

I have a son in college (just started his junior year) and I bought a house for him and his friends to live in.

As a junior, I played in a high school playoff basketball game there versus Immanuel Christian School, if you’ve ever heard of it lol!