They are saturating quickly.

Waterloo is becoming saturated with student rentals.

But since then have been looking at more areas to find vacation properties, but having the same issue as @Beth L. mentioned - prices in many of those markets are up, saturation of units are high, vacancy rates are high and makes it hard to find one where the numbers work.Of course that shifts my mindset for when I am looking to find wholesale deals too, depending on the marketing and the deal we find.

The market out here is saturated with homes and the prices are "wavy" one week high, one week mid range.

Yes, it is a hot market (one of the hottest in the country) but as a result the market is becoming saturated with rentals.

I have been in the military for the past 8-1/2 years, and trying to figure out this saturated market area, and trying to meet anyone else in this local area to try and help me understand it more would be awesome!

I think there's a lot of opportunity compared to the saturated market of Southern California. 

The area would be a hard market to flip right now; it's pretty saturated. 

You have to be making A LOT (millions) before you saturate yourself out of the benefits of a C-Corp.I was opposed to using a C-Corp until I actually starting using one.

Anyone have any insight if now is a good time to buy, if the market is saturated with short term rentals, and long term appreciation?