Regular people (non investors) homeowners, have bought many deals from me in past transactions, so just keep an open mind when dealing with everyday people.  

Nothing like regular paychecks to make underwriters happy!

I've been extremely fortunate with my first tenant for the past year and a half and haven't done regular visits to the property but I realize this may not always be the case.

Ask to see documentation, such as an award letter.This is a excerpt from the Social Security Administration website:Your child’s regular monthly SSI payments can be deposited into your standard savings, checking, or money market account, but you will still need to accurately track the manner in which those funds are spent and report that information to the SSA as required.Monthly benefit payments can be spent on everyday living expenses and daily support needs.

@Brad Turley Quite a few ways - direct mailer, word of mouth, solicit via travel sites, social media, regular networking etc.

The one BR turnover regularly in less than 2 years. 

@Gideon Blustein  If you have a good property manager, talk to them as they should have a list of people who they hire to do this and it should be part of their regular maintenance.

but PLEASE let us know the income fund that generates 10% regularly.

I still intend to invest in the ways mentioned above (I already have $1,000 in Fundrise), but now I would also like to purchase my first property by the summer of next year (2020).Based on the research I’ve done so far it seems to me that purchasing a turnkey property is in the best interest of someone like myself who isn’t home on a regular basis to oversee a rehab project.

Rental properties need just as much TLC as regular homes.