There are certain back-up strategies that you can look at such as: Net Lease Properties (Triple Net Lease) Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) upREITs (1031/721 Exchanges) or, if your exchange fails, a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) The Qualified Opportunity Zone is not an option for your 1031 Exchange because they are structured as "funds" generally in the form of a multiple member LLC, which would be treated as a partnership for tax purposes. 

My partners and I are looking to invest in MFH and are interested in hearing more about the different options to structure our partnership.

I think this would be best for private money or partnership situations.BiggerPockets calculators offer a similar style report.

I recently bought my first Flip house with a partnership with my father.

Does anyone know of any banks that will lend to partnerships, like a JV on a residential property?

This doesn't make sense to me because the pass-through partnership LLC simply passes the credits on to the partners and doesn't utilize the credits.

We have a DBA and an EIN however we have not officially formed the Partnership and filed paperwork with the state (Maryland).

It is great to see the partnership between churches, the community, and host families! 

@Matthew BaileyI’m not a CPA but I have seen many tax returns of my clients whose businesses that they own themselves through an entity (corporations/ partnerships etc) pay rent to another property that the client owns.

I’m leaning towards the partnership but I’be never partnered before.