My local market feels saturated with guys doing the exact same thing as me.

.-  Subfloors are saturated with moisture at some parts, leading to wood rot, fungus/mold, and obvious safety issues.-  The floor unit above the basement's problem site has a concerning issue with floor sloping/alignment.

Vacation Rental Laws are changing all the time and it is become a very saturated market.

Once STR hit the craze people went to MTR and in some areas like STR the market is over saturated and it’s a race to the bottom of who can provide the cheapest housing.Have you considered just doing a long term rental?

I wonder if it is getting over saturated with investors at this point...maybe not.If you are investing out of state, I am assuming you will be going turnkey.

If the market is saturated with expensive rentals, you want to focus on budget travelers.

If you have had alot of rain that can saturate the ground for a poor prec test.

The reason for this is that the area is saturated with renters who cannot qualify to purchase a home.You have the right idea but trying to find a property that might need some light rehab and renting it out.

Perhaps the market is saturated already…Another thought I had was to put one on a multifamily property.

deals on foreclosures, etc. and an ambitious, handy person can do well.Inefficient markets--you have to pick your spots and things are spread out, sales volume not that high, so as a result you have more of a chance of finding something undervalued/can add value than in a market which is completely saturated.