If you put them in a one room studio instead of a 3br house, they are entitled to some recompense for loss of use. 

Also try Siouxshi Studio out of Coppell. 

You're absolutely right—Orlando is a fantastic market, and with the upcoming Universal Studios park opening, the growth potential looks even more promising.

So some grey area on what you may find reasonable and what perhaps some hopeful tenants find reasonable and be sure to not violate any fair housing law in setting occupancy standards, but I generally think most renters are reasonable on if 3 adults, they are looking for a 2 or 3 bed rental and not a studio.

the BP podcast I did do only happened because someone I know had a studio  but he has since moved.. :)

This week in my rat race commute I started listening to audio books about investing.

Great news, and I'll know more next week, but I just spent the entire day yesterday going over hours and hours of audio recordings I had from a prior closing, many phone calls and conversations etc even additional very HIGHLY incriminating evidence that I GUARANTEE this Pastor and County Chaplain DOES NOT want getting out to the public and we're going to see if we can finally get this outstanding MAN OF GOD to be an adult and accept the inevitable before it gets worse for us both if they further delay.

It has a standard 1600 SF 3/2 LTR but it has a 600 SF ADU 1/1 studio that I want to use as an STR.Looking for advice since this will be my first STR. 1. 

I purchased the audiobooks real estate by the numbers and I am unable to find the downloadable content through the url mentioned in the audio.

In general medical professionals are looking for smaller units (studio/1 bedrooms) not 2+ bedrooms- In order to understand corporate demand you should research the types of corporations in the market and figure out if they bring traveling / temporary workers to the area because not all corporations do- You didn't mention colleges but if there's higher education nearby this can also be a driver of MTR demand.