Maybe a more severe $200 fine for certain serious health/safety issues, such as physical altercations, using a wall for target practice, etc.  

If you want to do this with a safety net, then become a real estate broker and broker commercial deals “on the side”, while maintaining your investment program as your main focus.  

One of the tenants was a nut case , she got an order form the courts to have the owner and the other tenants removed because she feared for her safety .

One post basically said that where the tenant sleeps is their business, and other posts said to make sure that nobody is sleeping in a windowless room for fire safety and liability reasons. 

Quitting your job to pursue fulltime isn't a great idea in my opinion, until you have a safety net!  

Is there a serious safety issue? 

Section 8 inspections are more to condition and safety, if it meets code it will most likely pass inspection.

There are major health and safety issues such as loose asbestos insulation, chipping lead-based paint, knob and tube wiring, numerous water damaged areas, cracks in the foundation, mold and fungus growth in the basement, roofing needs replacement, and lots more.

My oldest RE friend turned their deceased parents 2/1 on Tampa Bay, in Safety Harbor, into an STR.

Lenders HATE the POS reports and we had a lot of issues where things on the POS report labeled "safety issues" (like a non GFCI) the lender required we fix, but the seller didn't want to fix it, and we couldn't legally fix it because we didn't own the building.