You might also contact a local public adjuster. 

Since NODs are public information, most title companies have this information available.

Public notice is irrelevant to the purpose of a deed.

As this is public record often the county publishes the information online.

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My name is Bisrat Arega I'am 22 years old and I attend Eastern Washington University studying community health.

I am not sure if it pulls sales data from public record.

Reading this - it's likely just interest, taxes, and mortgage insurance premiumshttps://www.irs.gov/publications/p530/ar02.html

That's money they will not see again, and it's arguable that they will see it in public services, but renters also enjoy public services...

They would probably end up cleaning it up if it's found, especially in an area dependent on well water with the board of health & building dept involvement with the permits and there for inspection  of the tank.