@Elenis Camargo is Jacksonville getting pretty saturated? 

Killing it even when things are saturated....buzzwords baby!

I know the market I am in, NYC specifically has had (and still does) have such a high saturation of real estate investors, with more money, and more experience than I have. 

He saturates the markets he works in and its very hard to make money in his areas because there are a million people like me investing there and no actually renters.

I know this was a up and coming area a couple years back but it seems to be saturated at this point.

It is well sought after for both investors and tenants which makes for some higher rents, unlike other areas that have become over saturated with rentals. 

One question I get asked a lot is if the Phoenix market has become over saturated with STR's.

I'm considering a couple of different options, would love to hear thoughts if anyone else has been in a similar situation in their market.Option 1: stay in my current house and buy a sfh outside of this ~10 mile radius where new construction isn't as heavily saturated but still growing in population.Option 2: turn my current house into a STR to try to take advantage of the golf course tournament travelers, etc.

It has gotten too much attention lately and everyone who can no longer STR is trying to mid term it when demand isn't there, leading to major saturation in the market and high competitive intensity.

I think there is some saturation but it depends on the market.