AS we try to only buy from the farmer.I accept 97% colleague requests however I have never sent one to any one.some of the requests are not accompanied by anything intro and I think folks should do a little intro I may in the future decline any that don't have some type of intro.Not even sure what being a colleague does for someone on BP.when we sign up we have one follower and that's the only one of those I have and I am not sure who that is or what that does either. but I have about 650 following me.. not sure why.out of the 475k accounts I would surmise that 50,000 or so are active at anyone time in any appreciable way ... many come post 3 to 5 times then never come back.there is only so much room in the business before saturation.. and frankly many just are not cut out for it.. and they morph into buying a rental house which anyone can do without any real expertise as long as they have a decent broker helping them.

It seems the market is pretty saturated in Orlando, FL.

That's what I've experienced.It's not that it's too expensive of a market, it's not an under-supply of distressed homes, it's simply that SoCal is an over-saturated market for investors.

And right now the city is tearing the hell out of those streets to install new storm drains in that area, so the lower prices may just reflect that relatively small submarket at this particular time.Beyond mid-rise v multifamily, the bigger question is whether the Inner Loop is being so saturated with housing supply  that it will drive down rents regardless of type.  

We've also saturated the market with degrees so by the time you realize you need a job, a masters degree is now everyone's bread and butter.

There were just so many of them I got the feeling that the market might be saturated.

There are way higher returns elsewhere and more room for growth (and less saturation).

With all the rentals being available (and I've only been here a couple weeks) it can be hard to tell if its a hot market or if the market is just heavily saturated. 

Saturation does not necessarily mean pass and run, just means to enter the market you have to be ready to separate yourself from the competition. 

The cap rates in these asset classes have already compressed and they are saturated with people looking to deploy active and passive income into.For over 10 years, I have been screaming from the mountain tops to invest in office, retail, industrial, land development, flex, warehouse, mixed use, restaurants and conversions.