There's one thing that I'm worried about right now and that's the appraised value.I listed the house at 377K and got an offer at 370K which I accepted.I'm worried now based on the comps of other three bedrooms that sold in the area which sold for under 350k but all were in original condition.The property directly next door to me sold for 365k in which it appraised at but it has one extra bedroom and bathroom which totals 420 square feet more than my house but that property was also in original condition from the late 70s.I did a complete renovation in the kitchen and bathrooms and throughout the house as well as replace the roof and siding and added a screened in porch.If you guys can please let me know if you have any ideas on what the appraiser may look at that can help me or anything I can do to increase my chances of this house appraising where I want it would be greatly appreciated!

A lot of the items you mentioned I feel would have been caught before signing up with the proper screening.  

I told him it's easy to screen people out.

Just FYI I put another deal under contract a few hours ago and have been paid over 12k this month and would be willing to screen share to show you it all, I am nothing but transparent and respectful and expect the same from you gentleman.

While studying financing, investments, property management, tenant screening and landlord tenant law you will have the time to save and pay off your bad debts.The 4 plex is worth considering, the two SFHs are not worth your time (no cash flow).

I am looking at different properties right now but I'm still not sure how to screen tenants.  

Any good litigation attorney will be able to uncover who you are if they want to sue for big $, so the only 'benefit' to shielding your identity is having less confrontations, which in my opinion is unnecessary if you run your business properly.

I do see some of the advantages of this strategy but originally I was fine with my tenants knowing that I'm the landlord because I'm confident that I can and will screen and vet the applicants well.What do you guys think of this strategy?

I like http://www.appfolio.com/Very easy to use, you can list properties for rent directly, run financial statements, create maintenance work orders, screen tenants, perform property inspections etc. 

(such as TVS), you can screen tenant candidates from either country.