You're getting some erroneous advise here.

It appears that the injunction was filed erroneously with out legal guidance...go figure.  

Most in Texas or OK who filed after 5/15 (bc their deadline was 6/15) received erroneous letters as well.

If there is a lien put on the property between the erroneous recording and this re-recording and my lien is now third or further down, would I then take this up with the title company? 

What are buy and hold landlords doing to protect themselves when it comes to dealing with erroneous lead paint cases

I would be very surprised to hear you could keep any of the money and based on your potential legal costs in a court case I would personally err on the side of getting the place rented as soon as possible.  

They really aren't that big of deal but it seems like they always find something wrong fix what they ask (as long as they don't sound erroneous) then collect the checks.

Plus the IRS typically audits less than 2% of tax returns.I do not condone blatantly taking erroneous deductions; however, arrange your situation in your favor through intricate planning.

Technically on the eviction notice there is a notice about them having 10 days to contact you about removal of their items, however, I err on the side of caution and also mail them a letter with the verbiage about their property. 

Many of the best sites, reports, books, etc. on the subject err on the side of sensationalism TO SELL BOOKS, ADS, etc. though.