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.

They purport to have private money lenders in your local area that they can connect you with. 

Matt,The seller is trying to get rid of the land ASAP in order to feed other investment acquisitions, which he purports is the reason he'd like to sell without any contract inspections/contingencies.

I don't have a ton of experience but I use rentometer.com as a quick, crude way to double check purported rents.Anyhow, be sure to verify everything you can.

If I did want to pay for a service I could probably use Zilpy and see how it goes, they purport to have data on vacancy and renter density.  

The problem is an underwriter can view purported gift money as a LOAN in disguise.

Mainly in regards to purported tax or privacy advantages.

Get your head around it and it will be your friend.To purport that BP is feeding all us fat kids the latest Unicorn Latte to our own demise is a rather uninformed, hilarious and way off the mark comment.

I seen a 95 supra for sale for 45k and the owner said it appraised for 180k (it's one of the 1000 hp ones) if I bought it could I cash out the purported equity on that (would the bank do the deal) and then I use that money as real estate funds?

Callers purporting to take a survey, but also offering to sell goods or services, must comply with the do not call provisions.