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Can latex rubber molds be used with resin? I've been having pretty good luck with Hydrocal, so I wanted to try resin. Thanks.

Yuuuup. Rubber molds work fine, just be sure to use a mold release, it helps prolong the life of your molds.

Many resins will eat latex (it's a side effect of the chemistry involved in the resin mix ).

Most resin moulds are made from a silicon rtv rubber which has a better resistance (but will still be damaged by some resins if not protected).