Send them the bill with notice to pay within 14 days of you will take them to court.

The CRM you are currently paying for, may still have the functionality you are looking for.

Particularly #2 I have not heard of.Does a landlord need only 1 of the 7 points to defend him/herself if it goes to court?

All have been returned by USPS not received although notices were left.It is my understanding these certified letters are useful in small claims court by  showing a history of notifying and requesting they trim their trees.

Quote from @Laura Newton: Quote from @Derek Morrison: Hi all,I've started to play around a bit with Stessa and RentRedi for a property but I want to get feedback from users before I officially go all in.Do the two platforms serve the same function?

Also something that quickly can show return on equity.Have you guys found anything out there that works well for all these functions and gives you a quick up to date dashboard for all your properties?

Recognizing the importance of enhancing both functionality and aesthetics, I embarked on a comprehensive renovation project, focusing particularly on the kitchen and bathrooms.

Typically you will need to serve them notice that you are taking them to court. 

Once you have a shortlist, sign up for an account with each one and test them extensively to see how they function.

Read through the court documents online and it doesn't appear that the owner on title attended any hearings or tried to stop the foreclosure.