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.

Is it saturated with rentals?

The following article talks about the saturated inventory of rental units for students in the Waterloo area.

Brewerytown right now is reasonably priced, but with the spill over from the Fishtown, Northern Liberties market saturating the east, treads within the last few years suggest the movement towards the west, I.E Brewerytown.

When do you see this market entering saturation?

The term "liability" differs considerably from the term "responsibility" in jargon of legal agreements.For example, if you hire someone to enter buy/sell orders of certain Futures contracts, and she makes a "fat-finger" mistake and as a consequence, you lose a million dollars.

I'm worried about the area becoming saturated with too many rentals. 

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.

You need a way to frame this so it's good for both parties.Remember: Pigs get fat; hogs get slaughtered.

Maybe the terminology should’ve been “did too much testifying over saturate the market?”