My focus is on a few neighborhoods in Tarrant County & Denton County as I see that Dallas is extra saturated. 

Also, having STR within a reasonable distance of major cities is ripe for saturation.

I am an investor and agent in the Phila area and I have been looking to get into small multi fam new construction but I am finding my market is very saturated, lots of competition, not much for sale, numbers that make 0 sense, and worst of all zoning regulations preventing any construction.I believe that small MF is here to stay and we need more of it, especially where I am from.

AirBnB is a bit saturated so you better have a unique property that will catch people's attention2. 

Hey Stephen,Congrats on entering the world of real estate investment, the market can definitely be saturated with terrible deals, and wholesaler YES men who will tell you what you want to hear, so they can get a sale. 

Started exploring below areas but need suggestions from experts if these are already saturated and there are other better options with growing potential 5 or more years down the line. 

I live in socal so the price of entry to buy is very high and I noticed very saturated market here.Is manage remotely for not too big of self storage is too hard or too much trouble vs be on site?

I have a few properties in Macon but its been quite saturated lately so I'm trying to branch out.

I'm not a fan of STRs as Houston is super saturated but they do create more short term cash flow. 

The luxury rental marketed is saturated with listing s and the majority of the lower nightly rate stuff isn’t great.