I think all of those I listed and the ones I missed have their own spectrum, think high to low/1-10 ect, and you can judge any measure any idea on that scale.

I, being a little more prone to taking the attack mode, would hire a real estate attorney and file a lawsuit for fraud, misrepresentation, unjust enrichment, wire fraud and I'd throw in contract violations for good measure.

I think the two actions your proposed (evidence of innocence with counter measurement and if no luck, appeal to the homeowners) are precisely what I'm going to do.

Now Fed debt measured and unmeasured (social, Medicare, etc large baby boomers) is multiple factors of National GDP.c.  

If anyone is limiting our ability to take on new loans, its a different measurement and defaults, charge offs, write downs, foreclosures, etc.  

This can obviously be an obstacle to providing sound, measured advice. 

In real estate as in life we often have to adapt, improvise and strive to overcome those things that stand in our path to success however we measure that.  

TLDR;  "How does a smart, data-driven investor, measure market saturation?"

Actually, it's better to get clicks to your listing (that is what AirBnb is looking for) but don't get too excited . . . when you log in, they know it's you, so I'm pretty sure they don't add those clicks, it wouldn't make sense.Different clicks from different IP addresses is what they measure.

I am not trying to get in a D-measuring contest here, I am just a bit exhausted of the OH agents spamming on here how OH is the in-all end-all place to be.