Before diving in, make sure your mortgage allows for owner-occupied multi-unit properties, understand local regulations, screen tenants carefully, financially plan for potential costs, and have a clear exit strategy for managing the property in the future.

exit strategies are different on all properties and sponsors so there is not a blanket answer to that question and it is typically market driven. 

It's not just a tax benefit; it's a mechanism to channel funds into areas that truly need revitalization, providing a win-win situation for investors and communities.On the other hand, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) is a stalwart in promoting affordable housing.

If you want to do partnerships please make sure you have a formal partnership agreement with one of two real exit strategies written into it that have been well thought out for what happens if one partner needs to sell his interest, if both partners want to sell, how you’re going to get it valued, just think about it.

Have you perused the Strategy section of the site yet?

I cannot see how the city can win claiming I have any financial responsibility. 

Is their journey the strategy I am wanting to implement?

As you know with both strategies there are different types of properties you'd want to operate with depending on your investment style. 

We had multiple exit strategies in play such as 1.

Any strategies I can utilize in order to expend my operation?