The neighborhood can quickly decline if what they tell you turns out not to be true and it becomes saturated with rental properties.

And sometimes if there is big equity and no junior loan its best for them to let it go to foreclosure because we are in such a Heated court house steps buying environment that the owner could get a big fat overage check seen those in the hundreds of thousands... 

What I'm wondering is, how does anyone make any money building homes/developing/investing in the market there when it seems to be so saturated?

They live there for the full year however, they have multiple other families/persons living there that you were never aware of that would in no way ever pass your screening test and put a horrible amount of excessive wear and tear on your property and you are none the wiser and because you are sitting on a fat pile of cash, you are happy, while your house is falling apart under your nose.

Market may be getting towards saturation though, a lot of new construction.

Real estate is pretty saturated especially in desired areas.

I heard it is getting saturated with all of the investors?

If they had Roth IRAs back then, I'd be in fat city now. 

Anyways, I think I made it pretty clear that direct mail is saturated.

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