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

The whole idea behind this is to pay minimum interest and keep more of your cashflow.Nothing wrong with exploring your options, but you need to make sure numbers do add up.

You could use an FHA or conventional low down payment option since it will be your primary. 

It was just a multi-family property that came up local that was rented, thought I'd reach out to the realtor for a rent roll and practice running the numbers on it.

Looking for advice from experienced legal minds here We own a multi-family zoned lot which we originally bought intending to add a couple units in the back.

In regards to skip tracing, find and use a company that has flexible pricing options, volume discounts or discount memberships; this will keep your cost of skip tracing down.

Understand different options we have in RE market 2. 

Could be SFHs or small multi family.

As an overseas investor, I've been carefully evaluating different options and have narrowed down to a particular buy box that I'd like to share with you all for your insights and opinions.

I have the option to go into other markets such as Pensacola, FL and Phoenix, AZ with already furnished rental arbitrage.