@Antoine Martel I have agents in my local area as well as nj as of today, looking to broaden the possibilities of deals as the REO market is saturated, since I'm close enough to ct why not look there as well, never know what can be had.

You have to think outside the box in areas that are saturated.

The carpet in the kid's bedroom was saturated, as were his clothes and mattress, all of which was on the floor.

Thereafter, the 'market'  will consequently become increasingly more 'saturated...' and COMPETITIVE.

But again it is saturated  To buy out there in the 3 areas you are considering, I would ask myself in your situation am I looking to buy on the market and deal with that competition, and possibly pay slight more than comfortable or can I find a great agent or investor colleague, maybe a wholesaler whose has leads and or deals to help me find those great deals in the area but be patient. 

And between investors of MA and NY The market is saturated, the cap rates have been reduced by 20%!

The strategy would be to have a great amount of saturation in the market once a property is acquired.

. - I feel like these markets on the East side are pretty saturated and inflated.

Many investors who live in markets that are saturated turn to out of state investing.

The water got into our unit below and saturated the ceiling above our fridge (same layout/stacked kitchen) and the lower portion of the wall was also wet and seeped into the carpet of the living room and bedroom on the other side of the wall.