You might want to try going to NOS properties and I know your dad can get you an up to date listing of NOS properties.

Well there are many things you can do at this point but the way you put it I would imagine that the property is an NOS property correct?

And using the safe and guarranteed words, big no-nos.

Cal and just NOD-NOS-REO I can help you with that.Yes, I'm In Northern CA above Sacramento Then if your a investor that buys, Yes, I'm an investor.I may be able to help with preliminary reports, but keep in mind that these will not show hidden liens or flaws in title.My understanding is that I really only need to worry about Tax and Mechanic Liens and Judgments.

If the nos looked this good and you seem to know a lot about the town, did you end up buying it?

Nos. 353750, 354269 and 357113, which said Declaration covers the following described property situated in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, to-wit: Unit No. 2703, CIC Number 1024, Prairie Bend, a Condominium, located in Scott County, Minnesota.

Sometimes you hear a lot of "no"s so just keep trying until you find the right person. 

I am not referring to properties where a LIS or NOS has been issued but the owner still maintains control of the property up to the time of sale. 

But I am nos sure I am getting good deals here or not since I am a newbie.

either take cash, wait until the project is finished and sold and get more cash or a %.If he says no then ask the investor if he is willing to share if it turns out to be a good lead and the same questions to him.2 no"s means all bark and no bite!