Regardless, if you proceed with multiple tenants, make sure that they know, before, during, and after lease signing, that they are jointly and severally liable for the rent and terms of the lease.

What you want is a joint venture agreement that outlines the responsibilities of each party 

There are many title companies who don't have the confidence to make a decision based on the facts in front of them and instead require joint written instructions for everything relating to escrows.

My suggestion would be to look into working with partners and do a joint venture, or get into multifamily.

I have seen partial carries by seller and then either active or passive joint venturer deals pencil out.

-Leases were written to be Jointly and Severally, to hold each individual, and the group has a whole liable. 

Create new LLCs for joint ventures using the same process.

Down payment funds in a joint account.

I went after her because they were jointly and severally responsible for the rent.

We build and have less than 5 new builds in some markets that we build in and we always have options and joint partnerships for investors if we can't support the build. we are now expanding to new states like tampa florida for new construction multifamily build to rent and other markets and transitioning to a development fee model where we coordinate and structure the deals and builders represent us and we bring the entire deal together and strategy. if you need help please PM me I'd be happy to look