(this is why I'm scared to become a Realtor lol: https://www.gofundme.com/297hwdg8 )He says the DMV area is over-saturated and its too competitive etc etc etc when it comes to being a successful Realtor.

It was cheaper and quicker finding the numbers and calling sellers directly instead of saturating a whole area with direct mail and hoping that the phone rings.

I am in DFW and as market is too much saturated, i am researching in neighborhood small metro from DFW like Waco, Wichita Fall & Texarkana.

It's a pretty good list but tends to be saturated.  

One of my favorite US towns is Bozeman and I already found out it's probably way too saturated to be a good place for newbies to invest in.

The segment of the market will reach saturation as more properties enter the market.

You get a much better return on focusing on an area and saturating it then shot gunning sporadic messages hoping to catch someone at the exact time they are looking to sell their house.  

That being said, I'm sure most houses here look affordable to someone living in Pasadena :) On the flip side, there has been an influx of new housing developments announced/under construction and some are starting to think the apartment market will start to get saturated once everything is completed.

What are your feelings on a saturation of the tenant base and also capital outlook?

A lot of people don't even really know about the whole "We Buy Houses" thing and wouldn't even think of it as an option.As far as a saturated market, the easiest way to get around that is to tap a different market.