The best I could recommend is what @Ethan Atkinson suggested.I would echo the sentiment that if engineering is not your passion and you are only in it for the $ you should find something else to do.

Yes I see that real estate investment sentiment is at its top ...there are many passive investors who would like to put money to these projects based on projections  and finding money is the easy part now.I am  how ever  not  convinced on the part that a sponsor group which probably has not seen a contraction (downturn) in market and they are buying too much too soon .

Try to break away from any sentimental attachment you may have to this property, owning rentals is a business, a business can not survive with no income.

Public sentiment should drive the campaign a long way.Might be able to even get GRANT money - - anyone with grant experience???

There seems to be a common sentiment that buying turnkey rental properties means you are leaving money on the table.

So to echo @Corey Davis' sentiment, we flip for the "cash" to get the commercial properties for the "wealth."  ....

These people tend to be all over the map on rentals.The third school of thought believes that you should avoid holiday gifts to your tenants as it (1) may give cause to create some sort of reciprocal giving sentiment in a relationship of financial unequals and (2) cause resentment because the tenant believes the money to buy the gift came out of their too-high rent. 

I share @Jeff Schechter 's sentiments: All of us at HRRE are very glad that we were able to assist you in getting your portfolio stabilized and performing.We wish you continued success in your investing efforts.

A lot of people are in the position where they know they need to sell but the property holds sentimental value. 

@Scott B. looks like the advice here is to regroup, a sentiment I echo.