It does however seem to be saturated with people dissatisfied with the Yale / August system and not the lock itself.

I know the market is saturated with these STR's, but it seems like a better option right now than buying multiple local SFH's for what seems to be top market value, and not seeing a significant enough cash flow or chance of appreciation. 

The market is saturated with real estate agents but you’d be surprised how few offer amazing customer service.

I’m aggressively searching for 3-6 units in Southern Maine (Cumberland County)The market is completely saturated here.I’ve reached out to hundreds of off market owners none which are looking to sell.It’s been a pretty frustrating time and I’m wondering if anyone has dealt with something similar that has any advice/leads.

I try not to reduce my pricing too drastically, even with saturation from competitors.

I know the AirBnb community out there is pretty saturated and heavenly seasonal. 

I agree it's saturated with investors.  

Market Saturation: In popular real estate markets, competition can be fierce, and finding attractive investment opportunities can become increasingly difficult as the market becomes saturated.

At the same time I knew that the STR market continually face more regulation as well as market saturation potential.

Whereas all the primary and secondary markets are highly saturated with investors at this time, Lubbock is still like the secret that people are just now hearing about.We have already seen property values here shoot up just in the last 3-4 years with tens of millions in outside capital coming in, and with more development coming to the High Plains of Texas it is a prime time to buy into the path of growth while there is still tons of upside to be enjoyed.