I filed bankruptcy in 2011, let the house, car and credit cards go away. 

I have really good credit, my car is paid off and I only have about $3.5K in student loans.

There are bad plumbers, car salesmen, lawyers, and waiters, but you don't hate them all because of how the bad ones act (except maybe lawyers...). ;)I would recommend finding a different PM. 

As long as that matches your car you are good ;)

@Moshe EisenbergFor flips you might want to consider how to have LLC taxed as a S-Corp for investments held less than a year.The benefits are that you can minimize self employment tax, access more tax deductions like car, fuel, marketing, and mileage.It also eliminates schedule C and lowers audit risk.I am not an accountant so please consult yours to see if an S-Corp is right for your situation.

This lowers your monthly spending and helps your debt to income ratio.b) if you owe on a car, consider selling and buying an inexpensive truck (4-8k).

You said something about bedrooms.....dude, I've done boarding houses in WV and let me tell you - the first people to lose their jobs when the economy dives are weekly renter types.

Is it more dangerous to drive your car or to own low income property?  

Details: Each side is 2 bedroom, 1 bath,1 car garage.

Pay off your car loan and credit cards.