This is when I solidified my desire to hire out the work as much as possibleDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Like try to track data, metrics, how many exist, how many are occupied, how often, pricing etc. forecast your pricing, and estimate vacancy, then determine your desired threshold for cashflow vs risk, set an all in budget and let that budget make some of these determinations. 

Always keep in mind that cheap properties are cheap because they are less desirable and will typically attract less desirable tenants with more maintenance and vacancy.

If the ARV less the repairs (plus at least 10% for contingencies) less your desired profit less the closing / sales costs are more than where you can meet, simply walk away. 

I've found that when I lower my rate to below market, I get less desirable prospects and not necessarily qualified "bargian shoppers." 

Someone more experienced will tell you but I don't know of condos being on the desirable list of investments, even if they are doable.  

I would secure in writing the desire to terminate and put the property back on the market. 

Quote from @Micah Hughes: I’m 21 with a 4 bed 2 bath house and a desire to be self employed with rental properties one day.

While Phillipsburg is our primary desired location, we have run into the issue of the town not allowing new multi-family houses to be built as well as not allowing ADUs to be built.

See the 2022 aerial view below.Very little undeveloped private land is left in the Las Vegas Valley, and desirable areas cost more than $1 million per acre.