The supply is at 2.2 months and slow declining. 

I have a 40' shipping container on my property that I use for storage, so it makes it easy for me to stay ahead on appliances and other supplies.

I am currently a Senior at Iowa State University studying Supply Chain Management & Marketing.

If demand stays high.....not so much.Broken record here, but look closely at where we are in the r.e. cycle and try to size up the potential for supply saturation.

What is the supply and deemed for apartments in the market?

OR also requires that you at least permit lock changing by the victim but they do have to supply landlord with the key within a reasonable period.My question really pertains to not know where the wife was.

The local economy may underperform or if it does well then there may end up being extra supply in the market that keeps a lid on prices.

Honestly, I'm curious to see what the other, more established and knowledgeable BP members have to saw about the market here in Bend, but I've got some general feedback: Prices have been steadily on the rise for quite a few years now and there was/is a "housing crisis" due to the high demand and low supply.

We have a lot of units, so even though it is an advantageous way to schedule leases, I like having some movement in the winter so we don't get stuck with 50+ 24 hour turns in May when labor is in a shorter supply due the how busy the market gets.  

Turnkey sounds great, but if you buy in a low supply and demand area during downturns, you could be stuck with a bad investment.