Im hoping to get some creative answers on how to overcome this scenario.My scenario is a little unique, as I currently have been renting out my primary residence part time on Airbnb for the last 1 year of 4 months bringing in 3,000 a month conservatively($4,500 this month, which is a record for me).

Hi I have a unique situation on my hands.

Now I am in San Diego and am interested in purchasing a cafe which serves unique Kina Hawaiian coffee .

You can also diversify much easier and cheaper over geography so you are less exposed to the risk of a single metro area experiencing the loss of a major employer or other unique problem and messing up your returns.

Just do what is average and not unique to the area you choose. 

And that creates a whole new discussion along the risk/reward continuum that will be unique to each individual.  

What you have is unique.

Woodlawn lake is a good area and supports both flips and buy and holds so it is a unique neighborhood for sure.

Do you know of any reasonable interior decorators in that area?

Based on the unique ID # used to identify each property we cross-referenced each list against the others to find the correlations.The result is lists of houses that fit at least one of the criteria or all of them or anything in between.