Hello,Our property managment company states they are advised by Texas Association of Realtor (TAR), before seeing a copy of our rental/tenant screening report, vital information must be blacked out (i.e., DOB, Driver's License, SS#).  

Your landlord probably has that guest clause in the lease to avoid tenants bringing in unqualified room mates that would not have passed the tenant screening process.

onlinetenantapp.com I believe allows for this, we used it up until recently and replaced it with google docs (Granted we don't take app fees at this point) however it should be easy to replace the 'thank you' screen with a shopping cart checkout that allows a person to buy.

. $3500 appraisal fee and $1000 screening fee paid after pre-approval letter but before closing2. $2500 legal costs and $5750 in upfront points paid at closing3. 

Fortunately, that feature ("Screen calls") can be easily turned off.

Validate your bills first.On your weekly bill-pay day: Login to QBVerify your recurring bills match auto-generated record in QBEnter your validated non-recurring billsGo to the Expenses screen and sort by due date.    

Does sound suspicious.Always pre-screen candidates by establishing your rental criteria and then interviewing all candidates with screening questions that dove-tail with your rental criteria.

However, I will using a property manager and am not looking for the ability to choose/screen my tenant, receive monthly funds, etc.

When screening potential tenants, do you consider low credit scores a dealbreaker?

I must admit they passed my screening BUT since the day I met them  I felt sorry for the mother, who is going through dialysis 3 times a week.