I'm an agent here and would love to have a chance at an phone conversation, but at the very least....can give you some names of agents that I've enjoyed working with, that are professional, and are quick to communicate.

Chances are they'll be excited to get another property right next to others they own.

Not sure if the situation improved or not.

This is where you will need to have a list of what you plan to do to improve the property, and how much it will cost you (or the contractor) to get the job done.

I see a chance to make some cash flow on this property my concern is having utilities in my name, and resale value if I leave them as is.  

But yeah, a crappy looking driveway kills any chance of good curb appeal, that first impression.  

Just carpet and paint for two units that size will easilly be 10k and chances are you are going to need other work.

I haven't had a chance to read it yet, but @Brandon Turner wrote a pretty comprehensive book on investing with low and no money down, which is linked here.Outside of that, I'm still learning myself.

Then, you can slowly improve the property or put in sweat equity, and when you have sufficient equity refinance conventional and free up your VA eligibility and do it again.

You will need to repair your credit, clear your bankruptcy and start saving every penny you can.......frugal life style going forward as your life situation improves is mandatory.