Especially a market like Killeen, which is the largest city between Austin and Dallas, which has a lopsidedly renter-heavy population and a major base in the Texas Triangle that won't be going away any time soon.

Perhaps the Raleigh-Durham Triangle area in North Carolina.

I'm brand new to real estate and my main goals right now are learning more about purchasing small multi-family properties to rent out, especially in the Triangle area, and getting starting on finding my first deal!

The best overview I have seen of a market research comes from A triangle that showed country, region, state, city, street.

I remember one bid where he said, "This is a triangle 25 ft long by 3.5 feet on the end and it is under the concrete on University Parkway.  

The Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham, chapel hill) is a hot sellers market right now.

The market in the triangle area is very strong right now.

The ratio of renters to home owners in the Triangle is much higher than it was a decade ago, per a local real estate economist.

I'm watching closely to make sure this side of the Triangle doesn't act as harshly towards AirBnB hosts, like Raleigh has lately!

Have been looking into Raleigh-Durham-triangle area.