Our fix and flip fund is affiliated with a licensed General Contractor, Property Pro Services, LLC and a franchised RE brokerage, ERA Atlantic Realty.

I've no affiliation to this company nor I've used them, but I do listen to his podcast a lot, so I'll suggest you look into them for turnkey Norada real estate

That is common information that you can find on the internet.  

Hope you guys are great.Few weeks ago saw on the internet, might be youtube than the reserve account for capital expenditures in a multifamily property are handed to the new owner after selling.

The tenants haven't complained of water in the basement, either.FRS is the local affiliate of a national company. 

More interesting, internet-store receipts rose a meager 0.7% after declining in June.

I'm sure the answers are out here on the internet somewhere (which I'm willing to research myself) but I figured I would ask for advice from experts in the field. 

I’ve heard of people using this strategy before but there’s not much info about it anywhere on the internet.

That is likely going to create a big tax bill.You may read on the internet about partial distributions over time to reduce the tax hit or at least spread it out.  

Wanted to double-check (as a forum newbie) and I couldn't find anything prohibiting recommendations so here you go:Carolyn Hammack with Ideal Properties of Ocala (she is a property manager and Broker associate who works with investors)Danielle Griffin with Bricks and Mortar (just bought an investment property through her last month)I have no affiliation with either brokerage other than I have used them to purchase property in the past.