Casinos are everywhere now and NY is way too late to the game in my opinion, revenue is falling everywhere because the market is being over-saturated.

Should I go ahead and buy those or that town in saturated and also I do not live in that town but I manage them myself.Please give me your views and advice.

That's quite rare, however, at least in my experience.A low barrier to entry means that markets with a lot of other investors are often saturated with direct mail.

I did go out and make offers even though the Nashville market is extremely saturated with investors and over-priced inventory.

Recently we decided to convert our Airbnb that is in a saturated market to a medium term rental.

What is your plan if regulations change, the location becomes saturated with STR’s, you have to replace stuff guests broke, etc.

Youngstown is becoming far too saturated with out-of-state investors causing massive increases in rent, imo.

Usually it's broken down by geographic region by state.Vacancy will depend on saturation rates for the area and whether the area is tourist driven or business driven.For hotels it's all about the REVPAR,location,and age.I would throw out national averages as it will be based on what's custom for the area.Flagged hotel/motels generally have more success than mom and pop ones.

one must be careful thinking they will buy C class in mid west thinking it will go to B.... generally its the other way around B can devolve into C.. because of rental saturation or concentration

I'm not sure if that has to do with people's reaction or just a saturated market.