Hello BP, I do NOT have a good feeling about the next 6-12 months in regards to money in general in the U.S. I have a feeling the dollar value will drop dramatically, stock market same, and in general I just feel a fi...

If population is going up and jobs are increasing then that will lead to higher rents and higher appreciation but if you are in Detroit where the population was declining then prices will collapse.  

So values could decline...

Is it worth waiting for the market to decline, or should you move simply because procrastination is more painful than a bad move?

This isn't like an SFR, the seller probably won't be getting a lot of action and if they decline a full inspection contingency, that would be a huge red-flag in my mind.

In 2013, average condo prices dropped 5.6%, followed by a 7.3% decline in 2014.

I am feeling as though we are at the top and worry about a decline.  

I'd say if you don't want to manage the rental anymore, then you should consider selling as opposed to letting property go into decline and using bad or expensive contractors.

Are you in a inclining or declining market? 

I have an investment property I purchased about a decade ago with an older family friend right at the peak of the market and then as we all know around 2008 with the real estate bubble burst the value of the investment declined drastically.