Cathedral City was atrocious at enforcing their existing ordinance, it seems a very common theme that when an area with lots of pool homes on smaller lots does a very poor job of enforcing their ordinance, there is sufficient backlash that a ban or near-ban may happen>Neighboring La Quinta has recently changed their rules to make fines steeper, no longer allow any amplified music/sound outside, and yank peoples licenses quicker for non-compliant homes. 

I have Co-Founded 2 companies, Home Theme Orlando & Storybook Vacation Home.

Both are in great location close to airport and theme parks and fully furnished Do you think a maybe little lower quality unit but has the lazy river/community pool type amenities would bring in more rental income then a higher quality unit with its own screened in pool/ entertainment area that would be more private.  

I have a themed 9br in Champions Gate that does very well. 

The market displayed every classic symptom of a mania; the progressive narrowing in the number of stocks going up, the nationwide fascination with the activities of Wall Street, the faddish implications of a new era, the suspension of every conventional standard of financial rationality. and the rabble enlistment of an army of amateur and ill-informed speculators betting on the basis of rumors and tip sheets.By 1929, anywhere from two to three million households, one out of every ten in the country, had money invested in and were engaged in the market.

Just making this up but an example of this would be a beer themed STR in a great brewery city.  

you are really close to the med center.

I have noticed a general theme that it is better to get rolling as soon as you can rather then try to get everything set up first.

That can mean each rental is a different theme making each unique and a stand-alone not like the other. 

The plan is to sail the Med during those Airbnb months.