The market here in the Upstate is being saturated with high end condos in the heart of downtown.

The market is over-saturated and even by now even grandma knows to pull what is left of her savings out and to stick it in some bonds or something.

@Pierre Streat  The Temple area is over saturated. 

Yes, there is new construction going on but the market is nowhere near the saturation point.

I've bought in Atlanta in the last couple years but that market is really saturated and mature now, so I have been working with turnkey companies in other markets that I think are earlier in their growth cycles, so better returns and better potential for appreciation.

That market will eventually reach the saturation point.

Hello, everyone.

I've been following the forums, listening/watching the podcasts, and reading up when I can. This is my very first post and I am very new to real estate investment.

I live in Atlanta, particularly in...

And how can you tell if your specific market is over saturated with these folks?

And in a typical turnkey markets, like Memphis and Indianapolis, Is high saturation of these mega turnkeys a bad sign in the long term??

New Waverly is dead and the Huntsville rental market is over saturated.