Reach out to @Bernard Reisz who has exactly those qualifications that you are looking for.

We provide safe and affordable housing to citizens who can't afford to purchase homes themselves.Second only to to food, shelter is important as a basic need that no American should live without.This is why I am writing to you to ask for help in the implementation of emergency changes to the Federal Housing and Urban Renewal Section 8 program.As a landlord I propose the following:The qualification for Section 8 should be opened to all unemployed American receiving unemployment benefits.All Landlords who file a IRS Schedule E are eligible to receive benefits based on properties listed on their Schedule E for 2018 or for any 2019 tax return filed.Section 8 will waive the home inspection and Landlord requirements for the participants in this emergency program and will not remove the traditional application process for those seeking to participate in the Section 8 program.

There's a loan product that allows you to finance BOTH the acquisition cost and the renovation costs, and qualification is based on liquidity and DSCR rather than income and job history. 

However, I think there are more qualifications and requirements for that one. 

The amount you can keep will depend on your actual losses and only under the condition that you would have actually rented to the person (ex. they passed your minimum qualifications) and they did not back out due to the landlords failing or the units failings. 

I have going through a pre-qualification for a number of months.

Easier financing/qualification.

This is there only way to see that you can qualify to purchase their home.You should at minimum get a pre-qualification, which won't require your credit to be ran.

@Jimmy Wen SBA loans qualifications vary based on many different favorites.

I'm not changing my qualifications, if anything I am raising them, and focusing more on people who can work from home or those who are unionized.