The property in question is a mixed-use, with a ground floor commercial unit, and one residential unit upstairs. 

We strategically improved the property with minimal investment, focusing on cleaning and minor updates to enhance its market appeal.

I don't think they'll make good wholesalers.I know 1 that works at Starbucks now, another started a house cleaning business. 

If you believe the market will recover, renting might help recoup some value, but if the ongoing loss is a burden, selling now may provide peace of mind and a clean slate for future investments.Have you checked what is your after tax impact of the loss?

Then I purchased rentals that are clean BRRRRs and grew my rental portfolio to over seven figures.

This was a full rehab + re-create the floor plan What was the outcome?

That way I’ve got the bargaining power of cash with a quick close and a super clean offer, and the benefit of financing later to get the best return on equity/ COC.

Then I purchased my own rentals that are all clean BRRRRs and grew my rental portfolio to over 7 figures.

From the floor joist being cut from the sill plates and the entire house needing brought to level, the foundation requiring correction, to the no slope rubber roof leaking and needing replaced when I say I renovated every square inch of this property I mean that literally.

roof replacement, all new floors, new finish plumbing, interior cosmetics, appliances, fixtures, and just knowing the area of town What was the outcome?