check compatible sales on zillow. Filter on sold properties only. Find your neighborhood and see what things have sold for. Look at the descriptions and pictures to verify they are similar to the condition of your property. This will give you an idea of what it's worth.
You could start advertising on Zillow and FB marketplace and see if you can find a buyer and skip the realtor fees.
Aslo if you don't want to rent it yourself turn it over to a property manager for now and let them manage it for you so that you are just getting paid every month.
I like to think of rental.properties as money trees. Every month they produce money that you can pick without hurting the tree. The tree keeps growing and producing more fruit(money) over time and you still have the tree which is likely worth more than when you acquired it.
You have to make sure it is watered and fertilized and maybe pruned occasionally. (Maintenance and repairs) Your PM can manage this too.
@Bronson Greene I purchase in Ocala can you send me the info perhaps it's something I can add to my portfolio. Please send me pics as well. Thanks looking forward to it
Where in Ocala is your property? I was born and raised here as well as invest here. I have a realtor friend who's exactly the same and we could probably help you out. As for managing it yourself, it's easy. I fired my management company years ago and never looked back.
If you want the name of my realtor (actually a team of realtors) in Ocala that also handles property management, message me. I buy and either rent or flip SFH's in Ocala and have been very happy with their handling of my places.