(Finished): 1,080Main Floor LaundryAppliances: Range, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener (Owned)Amenities: Porch, Washer/Dryer HookupCooling: CentralAnnual Rent: $11,400Unit 2 Information# of Baths (Full): 1# of Rooms (Total): 5Dining Room: In Kitchen# of Similar Units: 1Monthly Rent: $695Unit Number: 2Main Floor LaundryAppliances: Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener (Owned)Amenities: Kitchen Window, Washer/Dryer HookupCooling: WindowAnnual Rent: $8,340Unit 3 Information# of Baths (3/4): 1# of Baths (Total): 1# of Rooms (Total): 3Dining Room: In Kitchen# of Similar Units: 1Monthly Rent: $450Unit Number: 32nd Floor LaundryAppliances: Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Water Softener (Owned)Amenities: Kitchen WindowCooling: WindowAnnual Rent: $5,400Any insight would be appreciated.

In my area, I don't think any tenants would think that having a filter or softening system would be of benefit to them, so it wouldn't be a deal breaker if one were not provided. 

Also be aware that when the rental market softens then the studio will not be quite as desirable, perhaps, as a larger unit.

@Jared Bouzek - Currently showing signs of softening, the Denver market may have reached its peak for the current cycle.

For example, though we are in a recessionary phase in the San Francisco Bay Area (less multi offer situations), the strong job market and international buyers are softening the drop...prompting essentially a sideways market. 

The Midland/Odessa market has softened some as oil prices have dropped. 

If you want to move, I would refinance your current home while it's your principal residence to take the pressure off (you can still make the same payment you make now but know if rents soften or you have a major expense, you can lower your payment to just what is required.  

I think you know your choices.Sell condo and risk not finding a place.Buy and risk not selling condo fast or top dollar...often it is either or even in hot markets.Wait and interst rates climb and market softens or not, who knows, but you will lock in at 30 years at a higher payment if rates go up and prices do not react downward.Kind of depends on condo....2-2, close in and near bus, low fees, ability to rent unit if desired...if all of above you are probably good either way.  

Pricing on SFH and townhomes seems to be softening for the moment, at least.

the market here in vegas is softening up.