How it works
A direct process forcomplicated situations.
Foreclosure timelines, probate and estates, unpaid taxes, or a property that has simply become hard to hold — the path with NPS is the same: tell us what's going on, and we review it honestly as a Minnesota cash buyer.
From first contact to a coordinated close.
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Submit your property details
Use the property form to tell us who you are, how to reach you, the address, and what is going on. It is quick, free, and there is no obligation.
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We review fit and context
We look at the property and the situation — the circumstances, any title or timing considerations, and whether it is something we are able to take on.
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We contact you with next steps
If the property appears to fit, we reach out to talk through next steps and a potential offer. If it is not a fit, we will say so honestly.
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Closing goes through a title company
If both sides choose to move forward, the closing is handled through a title company so the transaction is documented and completed correctly.
Calm, confidential, and straightforward.
No pressure
Reaching out starts a conversation. There is never an obligation to continue.
No public listing needed
You do not have to list the property publicly just to start talking with us.
Any-condition, as-is review
You do not need to clean out, repair, or stage anything to talk through your options.
Honest next steps
If a property is not a fit, we will tell you plainly rather than leave you waiting.
The situations we review.
For now, the public service area is Minnesota.
Pre-foreclosure
Owners facing missed payments who want to weigh their options early.
Post-foreclosure
Properties already through the foreclosure process.
Tax forfeiture
Parcels with delinquent property taxes or pending forfeiture.
Probate sales
Property moving through probate after an owner has passed.
Estate sales
Estates and heirs deciding what to do with inherited real estate.
REO properties
Bank- or lender-owned real estate that needs a buyer.
Bankruptcy
Property tied to a bankruptcy where a sale may be part of the path forward.
Vacant or hard-to-maintain homes
Properties that have become difficult to hold, manage, or maintain.
Have a property in one of these situations?
Tell us about it. We'll review the details and follow up if it appears to fit.