We have to defend ourselves on moral grounds--what we do is good. 

I’ve got questions around 2 specific areas of the foreclosure case process:Lien Holder MissedWhen the law suit ‘lis pendens’ is filed by the foreclosing party, it’s my understanding that all lien holders are meant to be named in that filing as defendants by the foreclosing party.

Figure out how you're going to defend yourself against a charge of taking a net listing. 

These arguments gets litigated all the time, you might be able to defend some of your points- unlikely to win the 24/7 argument- and win the argument but are you willing to drag this to court? 

I believe I've matched up liens and releases or satisfactions except for about 190K in 4 remaining loans from the Small Business Association, but there are two things that make me think it's better than I understand:1) The foreclosure doc asserts that "the line of the plaintiff is superior in dignity to any right, title, interest, or claim of the defendants, (list of defendants including the HOA and the SBA) and all other persons claiming by, through, or under the defendants and the property will be sold free and clear of all claims of the defendants...This asserting that it's superior makes me think that any other lien is inferior?

Unless we act strongly in unison and vigorously defend our rights, we will have nothing left to save.Although I am fortunate that my renters have all been paying , my heart goes out to any retirees, hardworking individuals/families who worked their butt off to acquire their property that are being affected by this travesty.   

There is some verbiage on the deed that says the title is marketable and free and clear of all encumbrances, and that Grantor will warrant and defend the title against the lawful claims of all persons whomever, other than the following: easements, restrictions and rights of way of record and to any utility lines in existence over or under the subject property.I don't understand how this could be missed during two separate closings over the years. 

They are listing items that you won't go after the GC and defend the GC from other. 

Final Judgement says: "Plaintiff holds a lien for the total sum set forth in paragraph one superior to any claim or estate of Defendants, and all those claiming by, through, or under any of the Defendants, on the real property in....."

@Christopher Smith I defended someone in 2019 who had spreadsheet accounting.