As saturated as the market is, there are always deals to be had. 

I think areas such as west Franklinton, Southern Orchards/Vassor Village, Driving Park, etc are still seeing opportunity.It's crazy how quickly some of these areas saturate with investment, though, driving up prices.

Short-term rentals are over-saturated and not worth it unless you are going to build a business around it, which in my opinion, is harder than building a traditional real estate business.Is there a particular reason you are wanting an Airbnb?

Research local market more completely for saturation.

It is pretty saturated, but a large house with themed rooms seems to be doing well.

Also the MLS will be highly saturated with a lot of competition. 

It means there is a high chance that cinderblocks are saturated with water and that made them weak.

I think it got a little over saturated so I switched to long term rental for peace of mind.

I have only ever worked with buyers, sellers, & investors so I don't have the slightest idea where to find tenants, corporate renters or where I would even start to find prospects for this saturation. 

From a more conducive buy-in than other more saturated markets, to properties that cash flow and have solid returns on investment, Pittsburgh offers a lot including variety in types of investment properties.