So, there is a danger of saturation.

I am concerned with a saturated Airbnb market in Anchorage combined with the higher real estate costs and the need to "stand out" to be competitive.

My original plan was to first buy a duplex to start out but this was way back at 15yrs old when I wasn’t so educated and serious about investing but now I’ve learned that i will need capital to begin with, so I’ve chose maybe one of the most popular/ saturated strategies to begin with, you probably guessed it “wholesale”  I am not interested in building a long-term career in wholesaling, just using it as a means to an end to build capital.

And the MLS would be saturated?

I am concerned that the house flipping market may be saturated.

The chemical would go straight down and then run along the bedrock till it would come out when it rained or the ground got saturated. - The property was torn down and is now on the Florida Super Site fund for clean up - when they get the money.

Saturating the job market.  

Not to mention that some of my other friends and investors in the area have commented on how saturated many areas of town have become with STRs.

The market is saturated right now so my best bet is to lower price and try to see if I can at least break even and use funds for a better investment.

The ones I’d even be interested in are priced to high and/or in heavily saturated multi family areas.