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Rental Market Over Saturated?
Curious if anyone has any advice for finding tenants in a market that seems over saturated with houses that are up for rent. What I mean specifically is: I can go on Zillow and search the city I would like to purchase an investment property in and see that there are well over 150 houses available to rent. How does anyone compete or even get started in a market like that?