@Keith Belzner How saturated is your market with other investors sending direct mail?

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Perhaps my market is too saturated and "hot" with investors.

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Typically when there are a lot of houses being built, it means the market is beginning to get saturated with homes therefore driving costs down?

From what I was told DC is too saturated right now but on the real the one thing that freaks me out about Baltimore or the state of MD is LEAD PAINT LAWSUITS sighes.

With short term rentals, you have to buy it (at least a 3/2 with pool), completely furnish it with absolutely everything you would find in your own home, pay for monthly pool and lawn care, management fees, deal with sales tax, property tax, short term rental tax, cleaning fees, maintenance fees, ******** fees and on and on and on and all this to get it rented for maybe 30 weeks out of the year in an area completely saturated with rentals.

Consider an FHA loan where you only have to put down 3.5% or other means of putting less than 20% down for owner occupied and avoiding PMI if you can.I personally love saturated markets because they don't allow you to add to the inventory easily which can dilute your investment over time.  

There were only about 12 at the time, so not over-saturated by any means.

Maybe it comes from spending time on BP, but I'm getting concerned about rental saturation in these areas.Thoughts or comments?