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

I think a lot of the problems you cite can be fixed or at least improved by this - ability to nail it down to better dial in on the searchers you are looking forThe above categories are confusing and have a lot of overlap and there are much better ways to do it, but I will leave it to the imagination as to why no action here has been taken..

The other piece is companies are trying to bring salaries down to pre covid levels and job searchers are getting upset about that.

I do my MLS searchers on Zillow and text or call up the listing agents.

First, a title search is only as good as the searcher doing the search and the quality of the records being searched. 

Eyes on listing - the OTAs get a huge number of searchers and in small markets it is not hard to stay on the top of the listings for the area.

All you can do is pay it off in full. 3) A real estate attorney will have title searchers who can do title searches on the properties and the attorney can interpret the title information gathered.

Title searchers access the public records either directly or through a proprietary database consisting of the same docs purchased from the county. 

@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".