I did some research, here are few places I find attractive for the Short Term Rentals :1.

My wife is an licensed interior designer and has Revit and Bluebeam and may be able to help depending on what you are looking for exactly.

You'll have trouble attracting families but maybe not young professionals 

Designing logos, answering customer complaints for agents you're responsible for as a broker, accounting, training, licensing, RECRUITING....I can't believe the amount of turnover, so probably 80% of your time should be/will be recruiting new agents for your brokerage....and then you have to figure out how to take care of the other million tasks in your 10-20% of the time which is important.   

Sounds attractive, but why aren’t other investors jumping on this?

@Barbara Pinto, Mount Dora is very small, but does have a several block area near downtown that wouldn't be as attractive or command rents as the rest of the city. 

I love learning and that is probably my attraction to real estate, it will take a life time to learn.

Mini splits aren't as good as a well designed HVAC system at ventilating and controlling humidity.

Purchase price: $1,055,000 Cash invested: $620,000 Sale price: $2,240,000 Sherman Oaks single family home repositioned with addition, new master deck, updated and newly formatted pool/spa and new modern farmhouse design.

I'm a full time web developer and have a background in design, and I've done two full live-in renovations (currently living in the 2nd).