Another version of this is to go to lumber yard and talk to some of the account reps and see who's in good standing and go from there.Ideally though, hard to beat referrals from people with the same or similar standards as you... this way you increase the chances of success vs starting form scratch. 

Include how you will operate the business, who will do what, who is responsible for what, and who is accountable for what.

I have enough money from 1 of 3 duplexes, in the 1031 exch account.

Get an accountant like @Natalie Kolodij on board and she can tell you exactly. 

Just wanted to give some general insight To your actual question, here’s what I would do:  take your 75k divide it 3 ways and account for closing costs (roughly 5k per closing) and then I would go buy single or residential multifamily with each portion.  

Matt Popilek -- curious if you use a certain default percent for maintenance and vacancy when analyzing to account for the higher-than-expected?

-Do the amounts in the bank accounts not match the estoppel agreements?

Account Closed thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

Wanted to know if the next action step should be talking to lenders about my financial situation or getting an accountant to set up the foundation for our company. 

Once I get back stateside I will walk through my LLC with a professional to ensure everything is in order, but I was able to set my LLC, purchase my domain (if I ever want to make a website), acquire my EIN, open my business checking account (NFCU if you have an account or can get one) and get approved for a credit card and a CLOC to start building business credit for it...all from a distance.