I don't mind doing the negotiating part, its the Marketing Part I am having problems with, I was never into marketing lol and in my area I feel with Bandit Signs, its over saturated on that end so I need to figure something else out to get my word out, without reinventing the wheel, lol...

The new development certainly saturated the market, but it’s considered Class “A” and is pretty pricey.I’ve analyzed a few condos around LSU that cash flowed positive, but not quite as much as I require to pull the trigger.

DC I very expensive and over saturated with investors and wouldn't be the best area to be a newbie.

Is this a saturated area or are there opportunities?

It leads to more stabilization because our market has been saturated for years.  

. :)I'm making my first step into the saturated wilds of house flipping...

These are not realistic statements - not in today's saturated market.

You will have to figure out what your budget allows and make sure that specific size/type/location of home performs well and isn't in a more saturated field.Best of luck to you.

Dig through biggerpockets and google learn about running the numbers on a flip and marketing for sellers, you'll want to be creative with the marketing if your area is saturated with We Buy Houses sort of bandit signs.

Too many hedge funds and corporations have saturated the market with their expensive condos and apartments, its next to impossible for little guys like us to get in on the action.