Problem:I keep getting warned by others that I am going to run into some sort of saturation point with my lender and they are eventually going to tell me that I own too many houses and they cannot do any more. 

Other islands (which are receiving overflow from hotspots like Santorini/Mykonos) could still be opportunous, and I'd love to add an Athens apartment to the portfolio (that rental market is beyond saturated, but properties still very approachable). 

The market is probably over saturated with people you are going to have a hard time competing against because they paid cash at cheaper prices than you can get a house for now.I have been saying for a while do NOT buy new construction in our area planning on renting it out.Of course, if we get Amazon HQ2 then we will all wish we had bought more properties.

I sure hope this is a possibility because it would be of major value to both landlords and to the communities saturated with renters that game the system. 

Account Closed Hi Farida, Pittsburgh is a great market to invest in as the buy-in is a lot more conducive than other more saturated markets.

The Multi-family market is quite saturated right now, and good deals are few and far between. 

With the area becoming more and more saturated with AirBnBs it's kept our rates fairly low ($70 a night for a nice 3/2 right next to the future Walmart home office)and we recently made the decision to convert it back to a long term rental.

Houston is a saturated market when it comes to investors and wholesalers.

@Nick Wilson Indianapolis is a bitttt saturated for my taste.

At the end of the day, you just want to make sure the market isn't saturated and that your income is greater than expenses.