Hello, I know this can be a very touchy subject due to fair housing laws but I just bought a property and one of the tenants wants to move to another floor and use RAFT, now I know I cannot deny them housing due to RAFT alone but they are applying because they told me they cannot come up with first last and security, I know RAFT will cover that but I am wondering what downsides are there for instance can RAFT enforce rent control or is it even more difficult to evict people who have applied.

I'm completely fine with this but I'm wondering if it would be difficult to find a brokerage and if its feasible to start and eventually grow into a full-time career. 

Getting lots of LLCs is not always the sign of success, sometimes it is a sign of complication and it gets difficult to keep up with all the paperwork, so very well one could have slipped thru the cracks.#4  Now looking at all the success you have posted about the owner, they very well could fight if they loose it. 

Orlando is a tough market, I think it would be very difficult to show any return at all right now with the high rates.

In the cities that I would like to live in, the prices are pretty high and most house hacks would be difficult to come close to cash flowing even with all units tenant occupied if I use my 0% down VA Loan.

We would GREATLY appreciate feedback from experienced investors on how best to start out on our REI journey.Starting out is always difficult to time.

I'm certain it would be difficult for a small business owner to stay profitable as expenses are always on the rise. 

There have been some deals from wholesalers, but I've found that those numbers are a bit more difficult to work with.

However, there could always be issues with title and title insurance may be difficult get. 

Renting on Molokai is already difficult (it is not a major tourist destination), and the climate is not tourism-friendly.