I've got the opportunity to purchase a SFR subject to.

@Manny Cirino That's my personal name for it, but anyone who buys a property at an HOA auction is buying it subject to the underlying mortgage(generally underwater), so what they are really buying is just the right to rent it out until the bank finishes it's foreclosure.

Listening to about 100 podcasts on the subject (available here and itunes).3.

Is there a podcast that would speak to this subject?

While the basic concepts can be understood from one of several books on the subject, they are notoriously unreliable for the state specific information.

besides due on sale disclosures, and disclosing what your intent to do with a property is, what are some other disclosures a investor should give a seller in a subject to transaction?

You know how it is, he gives you lots of soundbites on subjects but doesn't give any real substance.

I think a great way to begin using BP is to read the Bigger Pockets Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing as Josh and Brandon did a great job with it.And now that you're here we'd love to see you be an active member of the BP community so be sure to set up Keywords Alerts for your local area such as "Mankato" or "Subject to" if you're looking to find potential opportunities for investing or education in a subject.

The best thing I can see to do is to buy the property subject to his current financing, or agree to purchase on contract at 105% of market and try to wholesale the deal as an investment.He just doesn't want the mortgage payment anymore and wants to cut the emotional tie he has with the property.

What I have done, however, is read, post, comment, take notes, listen to blogs and network with people on this wonderful website.There is so much information on here, that it can be a little overwhelming at times, and of course, there are differing opinions on almost every subject in regards to Real Estate (except for the awesomeness of this site).As newbies (for those who are), we have a tendancy to dive in head first without planning, having a clear vision and setting reasonable goals.