You just have to be patient.  

In my area I see either a lien release or a satisfaction document get recorded for mortgages that are no longer liens.

Tell the Seller you will close subject to verification that all issues are resolved to your satisfaction. 

You can even go further on to assess customer satisfaction levels to make determinations about the perceived quality of your product. 

This weeded out the Realtors that aren't interested in expanding the industry and provided a focus point for me to work with Agents that have a sense of Customer Service and Satisfaction (Shout-out to @Colin Smith for the amazing work & not having to go far from our own community) Wholesalers are also a great way to find deals.

It comes with pros and cons, but for us the cons are outweighed by the fact that we are living rent free right now and when we move out, we will have another rental unit producing cash flow.I think that if you can find a property get your numbers to work out with FHA financing anywhere in the 3.5%-10% down payment range than you should do it and lock in the low rate.Like @Dan Mackin said, it's tight right now here, but if you are patient and quick when you do find something you like, it can be done.

Be patient as well.

You just have to be patient and methodical.

There's lots of FUD right now and the trick is to remain calm, be patient and let all the dust settle.

I advise in the letter that I will file satisfaction with the court upon receipt of certified funds as previously outlined, and at that point they are free to have their attorney file to vacate the judgement and as long as I have filed satisfaction, I will not contest it.