I never applied for a Unit that big and was wondering if I should try to get a loan (even though I don't get much income right now). and if how what is the process, is there a way to get the loan without putting money down, etc. the only reason I am asking this is I have no experience in this and it practically me jumping from one house to a 14-unit and am trying to figure out if this is a right move. 

We moved some walls and redid everything from the floors to the ceiling.

The key is in the location of your purchase.

Post-Closing Access After closing you should receive all keys, access codes, garage openers, etc. to your new property.

After moving the tenant out, the property manager repaired the damage, and in the process also replaced the furnace and pipes and put up new drywall in damaged areas. 

It might not be the smartest move to have the building completely empty.

We will be looking for better lending terms and will move faster.

I believe that building strong relationships within the real estate investing community is key to long-term success.Thank you for taking the time to read my introduction.

@Scott Mac We have cash reserves and access to capital now so looking to move ahead on a few deals asap, however, of course want to find a good area to do that in and also make sure the numbers work in our favour to first and foremost flip.

I love helping people and truly do enjoy my job, but I am already at a young age topped out for compensation and in this field with insurance reimbursement structure the way it is, I am likely to not move up much at all in the future unfortunately.I have always loved personal finance and after accruing ungodly amounts of student loans and navigating paying them off all while efficiently investing in the stock market as well as now real estate I have not only realized how strong my interests are in this area but also my personal skills align in financial planning and personal finance.