I can promise to work hard and be a valuable member of your team.

Build your team as you go and start small, gradually adding to your portfolio.

I was in  a jurisdiction that did not allow tenant evictions unless under certain circumstances and I had predator tenants that knew how to work the system and stay there for years without paying rent and I had a hard time evicting them.

I would love to hear your thoughts on the pros/ cons/ risks involvedYour comment: "Buyer and Seller enter into an agreement through an LLC which allows them both to be on title"Your comment: "Being on title protects the seller from the buyer defaulting"That isn't how things work.

I would recommend that you first Identify a strategy and make sure that the market you choose that aligns with it then establish your Core 4 Real Estate Team. 

It's very odd to have 3 different times where they refused to allow you to fix the issues and simply moved on (after spending money on inspections).

This allows you to borrow against the equity in your current home and use those funds for the down payment on your new rental property.

Are the people that are moving into your properties signing leases without viewing the property, do you allow them to tour with current tenants, or is there another piece I'm missing?

Tampa is very relaxed when it comes to short term rentals, not sure about Orlando.That being said, what is going to make or break the success of your investment is your team in those markets.

Can anyone advise on if this is true, and, if so why and what alternatives can be put in place to still allow us to do the work personally?