The market is very saturated, so it is harder than ever to find profitable products.

In this market of Florida, the coast in certain parts are extremely saturated and overpopulated causuing people to move further inland.  

Midcounty is great too, but heavily saturated with competition (Port Neches, Groves, and Nederland).

I know Nashville is HOT and SATURATED.  

However, the market in Park Circle specifically has become quite saturated with STRs over the last couple of years, so we're seeing vacancies beginning to increase.

The ask for there to be 30-40% occupancy in non-ski seasons is tough because ski markets also tend to have a saturation effect where when it's ski season, demand spikes and everyone gets booked but when the snow is not there, the traffic doesn't make sense. 

Airbnb is over saturated, let's try Furnished Finder.

Any rule of thumb about the sweet spot for the # of rentals in a market that is high enough to establish demand but low enough to avoid saturation?

The market is saturated with conglomerate-owned buildings.

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