This is an expensive process (water attorneys and water engineers) and your right would be very junior (you would only be allowed to take water in very wet years).

Meanwhile, my wife - then girlfriend - was still a junior in high school...so, even though I had often considered myself to be really frugal, I just wasn't at a point in my life where financial planning was a priority and was sort of thrust into an income that I quite exaggeratedly didn't think required me to be so frugal anymore.  

I usually do a basic title search on my own and am familiar with junior liens (e.g.

We believe every organization has a responsibility to their local community and to take immediate action to get young people ready for work, so here in Milwaukee, we are partnering with organizations like Junior Achievement, the Boys and Girls Clubs and The Commons to nurture learnability and help young people gain valuable work experience.

Perhaps compare to this one 11554 La Maida St, asking 850k, very hot hood as well, two houses, pool, 9000 sqft lot, plus non conforming studio, 10 rated elementary, 8 rated junior, future tear down mansion future maybe and IDK if any rent control as the houses seemed to be "grandfathered" but zoned R1 SFR hood.  

Don't think for a second that junior lien holders don't foreclose with senior lien holders in front of them.

@Junior Pando I went by on Sunday.

The housing average in that area is around 120-125k and the elementary/junior high schools are right behind this property too.

She was a junior this year and finished her JR year in school and at the same time, completed her senior year online.

There are three schools as follows: Astoria Elementary School, Astoria Junior High School, and Astoria High School.