Maybe they are also great pillars of the community and have some profession that adds a lot of value to society.Just wanted to hear some other landlords positive perspective on tenants instead of the my usual combating the negatives and venting. 

I understand that title insurance will cover title issues until my purchase date, but I am concerned about recorded fraudulent deeds that purport to transfer away my investment property at a later date.

No issues with fraudulent conveyance/transfer since it remains in an IRA.

Hopefully, I've saved you and your family, friends, colleagues, partners, contacts, affiliates, etc. from dealing with such drama, deceit, fraudulent dealing, stealing and being unresponsive during times of concern.

I am a combat veteran of OEF/OIF who served 6 years in the US Navy.

@Paul BowersI'm not sure if the bank will allow me to take out that much debt and I believe that would still be fraudulent.

I think it is lack of auction.com (TenX)'s ability to monitor for incorrect or fraudulent information. 

I have a question: has anyone come across a fraudulent seller trying to sell a property you suspect isn't technically theirs to sell?

While many associations have passed reasonable restrictions on leasing as an amendment to the association’s declaration, many association boards are specifically asking how to combat short term rentals, particularly in non-vacation areas.

More good news: a good tenant is out there... they may be your next call or showing.Also, because the application was defective/incomplete (maybe borderline fraudulent) I would say your risk of any later action is low to nil.Best of luck!