Quote from @Michael Smythe: @Jason Frink you can also look into Detroit and Toledo.Been reading that Memphis is becoming saturated with rentals. 

And do not go into over-saturated, over-regulated areas....do your homework big time...

Quote from @Scott Deetlefs: The short-term market is saturated.

If I just go by AirDNA, the difference is not much in annual revenues.Thanks,AnkurA pool will get you on average $75-100/night in addition to normal rates (I think this number is dropping due to additional saturation of pool cabins).  

Speaking with one of our attorneys she mentioned the largest area of defaults she has seen is in SS space as it got over saturated in some markets and rent appreciation has not been as advertised.

Hi-Desert market seems very saturated now and I do think the market will see some correction by the abundance of Airbnb's. 

I mean a general recession, we had flat/negative GDP the preceding quarters, S&P down 20% +.Not sure what more people want.What folks don't realize with investor saturation, tech, and everything in between, the market has a profound way of realizing positions and getting in & out of them to where the markets overcorrect and sometimes move so quick all the juice in it happens to squeeze out so fast.

Currently doing probates, D4D, tax delinquents, and absentee owners but starting to notice some of these are heavily saturated with other callers. 

Note that I don't mean spaces that are specifically dedicated to the buying and selling of properties, as those spaces will be saturated with competition.So, to your specific question, I can't review the service as I haven't used it (and something tells me you won't find many people who've used it here), but as a professional Marketing Strategist I can say that their method is off track as to marketing fundamentals.

The last few folks I talked to in that arena were trying to sell as it was becoming iver saturated.