This will allow you to saturate particular areas with marketing.

Downtown apartments will saturate soon.Scranton is the play, prices are moving quickly.

Hi BP members,I'd like to know if turnkey investing in saturated markets like NY and California is a viable option.

I've been analyzing deals over the past month and have come to the realization, which many of you already knew, that the Atlanta market is currently extremely saturated.

Is south florida too saturated and are there still deals out there?

I have heard that the Indianapolis market is getting pretty saturated with out of state cash and investors.

I looked into couple of markets and the highest performance ones are either over saturated or the good deals have been wiped out.

You might consider further north into Murphy, Marble, Andrews, etc. to find more bang for your buck.But in general, BR is saturated now and I'd only advise if you can "do it right" by investing with a view, game room, true log cabin, etc.

I'm not seeing a lot of room in equity here in Southern Oregon and the market is very saturated with investors, but do think the further North you go you'd have more options.

Thanks for the input guys.Like I mentioned, both of these listings are newer and went live mid-May.Occupancy for the STR has been booked almost solid since we went live, although starting August things are thinning out quite a bit.The MTR is in Austin which is a ridiculously saturated market right now.