Is this market over saturated or is it a good idea to build capital to invest?

The technology could change, demand could change, the market can become saturated, or the established hotel industry could buy off politicians and kill the market.If the law changes, obey it.

Spend some time searching the forums for Lubbock/Texas Tech and you'll see that the market is over-saturated at the moment.

Hello, I have been looking to invest into a STR property.I have my eyes on some property in Florida, Tennessee and Arizona so far.Since I live in LA, a place couple hours from where I live would be ideal so I’m also considering the Joshua tree and the Desert hot springs area.My concern with the desert is that this market looks already saturated with STR and I’m worried the property would not rent often enough to cover my expenses or cash flow.If anybody could share any tips, recommandation and preferred location that are performing well that would be great.Thank you very much Ben

Although, it is still a seller’s market, this would indicate that the market is becoming more saturated and is slowing down.

Lot of time and effort for a small return.Get a void analysis by an SIOR broker to see what the market saturation level is and who would be the highest and best use tenant for your remaining spaces.  

@Daniella Sanchez I have been an agent for over 4 years now in a small rural town and highly saturated realtor market at that.

I have been looking at Lex too though that market seems a bit over saturated with investors..

What areas are so saturated or watered down with renters that they are now less appealing?

-Have you seen an over-saturation in the market with these types of properties, driving pricing and occupancy down?