Moving the map in and out is important for searchers if they use that feature. 

But it's a calculated risk especially if it's inexpensive or bought from a family member, etc.When I had a title company, I've had searchers embedded at the courthouse so we could rush it and it would typically be a day or two.

Searchers do miss documents, examiners do misinterpret what effect documents have, there are matters which effect title that can't be found in a search, so I'm carful in thinking a title report is a panacea for moving forward.

However, statistically, the odds of there being a title claim for any one transaction is very low, in part because of the work done by the title searcher and examiner doing a good job of identifying title defects in advance of the closing so they can be cured before the buyer takes title. 

I had one case where a title searcher said no mortgages, later found a $25,000 mortgage that I had to deal with.On Judicial sales the county tax bureau does reach out to lien holders, but their searchers sometimes make mistakes. 

.- Capturing searchers with high-intent- Spend is flexible (unlike ILS networks)- Semi-easy to manage once you get the hang of itThere's a lot more I can share, but hope this is helpful!

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@Itay Heled  larger properties are not something that is popular with the furnished finder searchers from what I have seen.

@Aaron Araujo You can take your information, organize it:What you've got.What you need.What you'll do with it.Go to your Registry of Deeds and befriend a Title Searcher.

These guys sell lists to many buyers at the same time (competition) of internet searchers searching on "have to sell my house".