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Subordination refers to the prioritization of creditor claims on a real estate asset, where one creditor's claim is made junior to another's. This is common during debt refinancing. In a timeline context, when senior debt is placed on a property at the time of acquisition, it holds the top priority for claims. If junior debt is added later, it is subordinate to the senior debt due to its later recording on the title. If the senior debt is refinanced, the new loan can be placed after the junior debt, changing the hierarchy. This results in a situation where the initial junior debt remains subordinate even after the refinancing occurs.