If you look at their content and it's all hype words, no reference to tax code sections, tax court cases, etc....I'd be a little leery. 

I have a tenant that owes me almost $10,000 in past due rent I went to court and got a judgment for eviction.

I took him to small claims court and received a default judgment in my favor.

Can you request the Court repay the mortgage company although it never answered the lawsuit?

The redemption in MN is 6 months after sheriff's sale, unless the house is vacent and the buyer properly documents it to the court, they can accellerate but I don't think that happens often if ever.

Im willing to work with them outside of court.

But index funds over some private note fund where can see a total loss of capital for basically the same expected total return 10% or so.

That said, safety-related items, like railings, smoke detectors, or other hazards, should always be handled promptly by the landlord, since a court might hold the landlord responsible even if the lease says otherwise.

These should include court cases and traffic records, actual verification of employment/income, job history, and other relevant info based on the actual application.

If you’re bored you could file a suit in small claims court.