Before I bought it I was buying real estate giving myself and my daughter something to do, my lily girl (Alice kate) was disabled and a single father it gave us something to look forward to every day rehabbing apartments, I started doing some research on turning a small complex into something for her and design it for her wheelchair in case something would ever happen to me, she would have her own place ,in my research I seen assisted living facilities and thought thats what she needs something with nurses. well I found this 4000sqft building and it was an ALF I made the owner an offer and bought it!

I'm purchasing my grandma's house, 1st investment house,  from my father and he purchased the house about 49 to 50 years ago. 

Additionally, I can receive $40k in gifts from my father and ability to access a $20-60k loan from family at 4% APY interest.

My father also owns an expensive SFH which has gone up YoY in taxes by about 80%.

Does anybody know if my father can prove his income to a lender when I try applying for an FHA loan instead of my income?

I'm helping my father expand his RE portfolio.

Does anybody know if my father can prove his income to a lender when I try applying for an FHA loan instead of my income? 

So what happens is there is a differential that builds up over time where you get grand-fathered into a lower taxable value.  

Our situation: My father is a cancer patient, and I am a permanently disabled adult in my 30’s that is in severe chronic pain after a workplace accident.

To start off, I am not new to the game, my father was an experienced flipper and he figured out how to BRRR himself before YouTube was really a thing.