Generally speaking, if you're not getting any interest there's usually one of 3 reasons:  hospitals in your area aren't using travelers as much or at all, you're asking too much, there's too much competition, or the price isn't appropriate for the finishings of the property.

@Jason Carrillodon't try to pick the "best" market in the US.pick a market you know or have a competitive advantage in - it's close by, you went to school there, you have family there, etc.

I know California isn't the most landlord friendly state, and it's obviously a more expensive/competitive market, but SD will always have great long term growth numbers....so on paper it looks pretty good. 

Less competition, no tenants, no repairs needed.

Do you want to play for fun or competitively?

Someone in 2 years will say “I wish I bought something when those rates were high and competition was low.”  

Now it is very competitive just like all other areas of real estate investing.

See what your competition is at, and price it right below them if you really need it rented.Best of luck!

@Fernando GomezIn order to find the best real estate deal, you need to go the extra mile and market in ways your competition isn’t.

I don't think it's price based on my competition......?