This house has great comps around it, it's close to two major casinos and interstate 95.

You are competing against a lot of investors banking on the continued double-digit appreciation and not buying so much for the CF. 

I have two properties I am planning to rent as mid-term (30 day minimum) rentals with intent to market to travel nurses/digital nomads.

Again, I go with low-end because they offer higher returns than middle/higher-end units, which are offering low ROI (single digits) in my area, and at those low rates, I would rather put my money in an index stock fund that returns 6-7% average over 10yrs and not have to deal with a single phone call.  

The Noah's properties haven been solid but you aren't in the double digits on return like other more aggressive and yes, riskier projects/products.

As far as Skip Tracing, since we live in a digital world now, many times we leave a digital footprint of our activities/whereabouts.

Those are the areas that I've been searching in, particularly Temple Hills, Oxon Hill with the new casino coming.  

Good to see you again - digitally. :) Yes, I'm still around... somewhat.

For instance Linden areas and out near Casino etc.

Expect to only get ongoing mid-single digit returns on your cash if you're buying at market and letting someone else manage in San Diego.