Your entries look good except I don't see where you marked that you purchased the asset new for 2021. You need to mark that you purchased the property in 2021. That would also be causing the depreciation issue. The program doesn't know all the facts. Once you mark the purchase information, it should ask about the conversion date. Right now, the program thinks you have had this property for a while.
Carl is right about the cost and land to get through the depreciation part, if necessary. There is a big difference between worksheets used and information entered versus what actually goes on your tax return. In the case of basis = land, nothing goes on your tax return. When you decide to rent the condo later, your basis may well have changed with improvements and such anyway.
Your goal is for the tax forms to be correct. The entries and worksheets are just helpers that do not go to the IRS.
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