@Scott JordanIf you can create your own lists, that's the best approach in this saturated SoCal market.

I've been investing in stocks, which has been okay, but it's increasingly risky as the market seems to be saturating on imagined returns.My goals are to be able to afford a much better home than the condo I currently own and to visit ancient spots in Europe to inspire an eventual writing career (or similar) once I have enough to not need a full time job.  

Pet urine will seep thru the cracks in the flooring, and saturate the under layment.Ceramic tile, the grout gets soaked the urine seeps thru and saturates the under layment.Concrete the urine saturates into the cement and it's terrible.You will never win and damages may not appear for a period of time.   

The thing with Cape is it is very over saturated with investors.

I believe Calgary will be the next emerging RE market in Canada as Vancouver & Toronto are getting very saturated and the prices are just out of hand.

Lately, the market for SFR has become saturated; properties are overpriced and few and far between.

If you're in a competitive area, many lists are saturated and it does take much more mail to get a deal.

We are giving up on those flooders, and focusing on off-market deals, but we are also looking at other markets in general.Anyone else dealt with a sellers market or an over saturated market before? 

For example, is there a way to find out (roughly) how many units are for rent in a neighborhood, so I can see how saturated the market is?

I am a private investor from the saturated market of South Florida.