If you don't like it as much as you thought you would, there is always another location that might be more suitable for you.

Depending on how you're screening your tenants, you may have a hard time being able to find someone suitable if you care about credit scores and rental history.

I'm just trying to see if condos can be an investment that will be suitable for them.

Have you follow-up with open house visitors?  

Did you make it clear that you intend to meet your obligations and pay rent through the end of the lease term if he doesn't find a suitable tenant before then? 

At eviction hearing:Tenant to Judge: I read online that he can't evict me because the unit is not suitable to live in and I used to pay the water bill.Judge: Did you consult an actual lawyer?

On the west coast I've noticed that we attract a LOT of foreign visitors in the summer (being 45 minutes from Yosemite National Park) and Airbnb is very popular in Europe and Asia, so that helps us keep booked solidly.

Could you recommend any specific zipcodes that you think are suitable for new investors.

Maybe try finding real estate investment clubs you can visit or meet with during one of your monthly visits. 

These tripe of properties are only suitable to, for lack of a better term, slum-lording.