You’ll have a better chance of finding someone to work with you that way as opposed to a cold intro via phone or social.

You can search social media groups and sales listings (FB, Craigs list). 

So I was looking at all these other agents that were successful and thought by myself, I can never do that - I am not a social butterfly, I don't know that many people, I don't know how they do it and can never do that many deals as they do.

While I would never consider myself someone who needs to indulge in mind-altering activities, I do partake on weekends and social events.

Social media exposure?

I’m just trying to get a better understanding of RE social business culture.

Did you check any social media accounts? 

I get social security disability income of about $1k a month.

Good point @Peter LohmannNot many of us talk about this, but the reality for lower class properties is that we want tenants on fixed income...housing choice voucher and/or social security that make just enough to cover the rent...with careful tenant screening these folks will literally die in the unit...and pay off the mortgage along the way...zero turnover and will keep the property neat and clean. 

IE I quit my job because nirvana to me is being a landlord  LOL.. and dealing with tenants .Whereas high End A class your dealing with much more stability and neighborhoods that don't have crime and all the other social issues of the day.. plus you can exit to homeowners your not stuck with the ONLY exit is to another investor who reads BP and is going to low ball you and they want a higher return than you do therefore you lose money at the exit..