I'd go with the first option-keep it in your name and divide the cost by 3.

I’d submit for consideration- buyers who won those bids in 2017 2018 2019 and very happy they did and the prices have continued to go up.

I will be focusing on the Baltimore City tax sale, but I imagine there might be much overlap in our areas of interest.On another thread, a fellow BP member (@Matt Schelberg) suggested that I get in touch with a Maryland tax sale attorney, which was really useful advice.

Hi Eyong, I would imagine the tenants won't have an issue signing a yearly lease.

I'd be curious to see a historical chart.  

I don't anticipate this happening again, but if you feel it might, I'd make sure expectations are set with agents before each showing.

So to convey what I'm talking about imagine you did a syndication and you needed to raise 500k from investors and for the sake of an example you offered a 7% preferred return.

I can't imagine a seller would agree to cover the cost out of pocket if they are doing seller financing, unless they had money and were desparate.  

I think BiggerPockets has an Agent Finder service, but if you can't find anything there, I'd just start talking to local agents.

I'd appreciate any response to this weird question.