@Duncan Hayes it can be a bit challenging to find a deal, the Austin market is saturated with flipping investors.  

I am a new investor, do you feel the Phoenix market is to saturated with wholesalers and flippers for a small investor to get a wholesale deal ?

If it didn't sell there at that price it has pretty much saturated the market and everyone looking has seen it.

I believe development will continue towards Fort Worth as the Dallas area is getting saturated.

Ya'll saturating my market ya hear ;)

If in the future our market gets more saturated and marketing campaigns don't get us the numbers we're looking for, then we might consider it.Hope that helps a bit.Mike

We plan to buy a home listed for around $130-$200K and put in anywhere from $25-50K in rehab; only throwing offers using the 70% rule through the MLS( Since MLS/zillow is over saturated, we are now experimenting with direct mail, cold call and text messages to houses found through county court listed for divorce,probate,tax, delinquency liens, pre foreclosure, water lists etc..) 

Eventually areas get saturated, new builds start to come up and the buyers could go cold.

I would recommend Broward County just because the market is less saturated compared to Miami-Dade county. 

The turnkey Market is pretty saturated now in Memphis but I have purchased multiple properties with @Mark Hart at MIP/ Reedy & Co.