I enter into a long-term lease on a commercial space, subdivide and outfit the space to accommodate a specific use, and generate positive cash flow once certain occupancy rates are achieved.I like the salon model but there are already so many in my area.

Just a heads up for a free rent source you could compare a 2bd/1ba unit being offered by a nearby apartment complex, zillows rent estimate is not too bad, and if you were looking at building a real estate team I would call a couple of property management outfits to see what they are getting for a like property. 

That being said, if you're looking at or considering adding a buy-and-hold turnkey investment to your portfolio, or just want to learn more about the model, I'm the CEO of a full service turnkey outfit down in Birmingham and I'd be happy to answer any questions you have about the niche or our market.However you decide to invest, welcome to the community! 

-egress Windows (5.7 sq ft openable) or the ability to outfit them.

Recently closed two deals with conventional money, but using HELOC funds to renovate/outfit properties for STRs.

I have just outfitted this house. 

Most of the companies we vet are smaller outfits or even mom & pop shops.

Search prior posts on gohoming.com which is what this outfit used to be called.

I needed some work done and the bigger outfit had a whole maintenance team.  

I also second @Andrew Steffens on the Orlando STR market...I would think more than twice before considering a costly property purchase and design outfitting of the property in Orlando!