Not particularly, but if you're okay with a low return thinking long term, it's not as terrible as some people post.
It doesn't meet the 1% rule, and has an HOA on top of that. That's a pass for me personally.
I'd probably eventually sell when you can without losing money - the amount of work for doing (maybe) slightly better than break even.
Taking the returns of your area when you don't have to invest in your area (or RE at all, in fact) is a poor excuse to own a poor investment.