Especially with so many Americans being fat, or even morbidly obese, it makes the problems of toilets even worse.

From everything I've gathered regarding direct marketing, saturation is key.

Hi Dorsey Matthews,In a saturated market, you're going to have to find a way to stay ahead of the curve.

On the other hand, I get big fat goose bumps over a relatively simple $55K purchase, $10K rehab, $90k appraisal, refi most of my money back out and $1050 monthly rent.

Just some background info: I'm in Los Angeles.. this market is over saturated with mailers and you need a budget of upwards of $20k a month to be successful here.

Because "saturated" will depend a lot on what you mean.

Also want to drop 35 pounds this year to hit my ideal weight and under 10 percent body fat.

So I don’t mind the fat being cut out as we are witnessing in our time.

To me price has never been the concern, I just haven't been able to get a good sense of occupancy, especially because now the supply is so saturated w/ newbies, I really just want to see the Occupancy of hosts who've been doing this for a few years like myself.  

What is saturation level in the market for hair cutting places?