Large numbers often have this effect. In the case of a rental property, if I may put it that way, the absolute purchase price must always be seen in relation to the rental income, which makes repayment enormously easier. The third party reduces the default risk, and sole ownership protects against a troublesome co-owner. As long as you keep some cash available to cover repair measures and to endure dealing with the misfortune of a late-paying tenant without financial trembling, it is quite possible that the purchase of 3 apartments would even be recommended by your banking partner. These are very general considerations, which of course cannot take your specific situation into account.
There is a qualified rent index here, which I went through yesterday (+allowed 10% deviation). For all 3 apartments, a monthly net cold rent of around €3400 could be achieved.
The property is supposed to cost €890k, 3.57% broker fee, 5% real estate transfer tax, 2% notary and land registry costs, so a total of about €984,000.
With €100k equity, I would still have to borrow €884,000 at (assumed) 3.8% interest, 1% repayment. Then the monthly installment would already be €3536.