He also finds the movie prescient in its depiction of a world saturated by intrusive, omnipresent advertising.

Is fix and flip saturated/unprofitable, then the price to rent ratio has probably improved. 

So yes the market is super saturated with our restrictions.  

I have a protein shake for breakfast, chicken salad (with low fat mayo and mustard) for lunch, and whatever my wife cooks for dinner.

It's like the concept of "fat FIRE" which I'm trying to follow as well.

Do you find the market in Denver is saturated with people trying to do wholesale deals, or do you more find the 80/20 rule applies: 80% of the deals come from 20% of the people trying to locate them?

Though I’m aware the market in the Greater Denver Area is extremely saturated with investors and prices are sky high, I’m hoping I can find a duplex that I can househack or potentially a SFH live-in flip situation if the numbers work.

Pittsburgh is another market thats doing quite well but its still a bit far for you and seems to be getting saturated.

As those two areas have become more saturated and prices have gone up we're also seeing more and more people moving south into the Murray Hill neighborhood and Lake Shore.

Another very important consideration is finding a property in areas that are not already saturated.