I want to make sure whatever property I purchase, will have a steady flow of income that exceeds my mortgage payment once I plan to rent.But, I feel that there are going to be some hoops to jump through considering I am 18 years old without any credit score.

You can leverage their credit and get them to qualify.

If they are creating a health hazard, damaging the property, or interfering with the neighbor's right of quiet enjoyment, deal with it.

A SSN will be needed if you do a credit check.

As an Agent in a coastal area, here's my advice:Find a roofer who can provide a temporary fix such as placing a tarp over the damaged area until the weather allows for a better assessment. 

I see where you are coming from but I like to find creative ways to get the biggest bang for my buck on vacations using credit card points (always pay off your card as soon as there is a balance) and finding the best deals. 

Tax Credits?

Usually, the only difference is that there credit score is too low and they dont have the full down payment.

I think going to banks, credit unions or anyone that could lend you money is a great start.

The mortgage is only in one of the partners names because based on credit scores it made the most sense plus we knew we could spread the number of properties we could hold by keeping them separate.