For evictions and collections, you pay the court costs prior to the court date. 

Calling on the phone won't get it done to many people have cell phones and when they are in foreclosure they usually have other credit issues and are hounded by collection agencies... you can either mail and hope   or pound on doors and close deals. 

I would suggest boarding the loan to a servicer and letting them deal with the notifications, payment and late fee collections, etc. 

I'm looking for suggestions for other websites or ways to collect rent without driving to multiple properties multiple times.Thanks in advance for the insight.Bryce

The MO I see around the Bay right now on flips is adding additional bathrooms, and bedrooms when possible, to collect the spread between the cost of add-on square footage (and higher functionality of better bathroom/bedroom ratio desired today), and the overall cost/ft of sales prices.

For landlord with under 50 units, thats too much and they do not have a good cash rent collection partner (anymore) for tight integration between the two.

I've collected a half dozen of these by googling the internet and I adjust them to meet our needs. 

This is one of the few book in my collection that I have read more than 5 times.

Looking at the Trip Advisor site, operators can collect a deposit though Trip Adviser. 

The rent he collected more than covered the PITI associated with the house.