For example, you may give a bonus every quarter, half, or year based on the overall performance of the company.

Our property manager inspects quarterly.

You should be speaking to an attorney.From a taxation point of view, an LLC does nothing for you. 

@Keith HebertYou ‘ve gotten alot of good advice on here, my advice is pay top dollar for high value/low frequency tasks and look at outsourcing your low value high frequency tasks.Pay a CPA to do your taxes and review your books on a quarterly or annual basis-get a bookeeper (there is alot of good 3rd party bookeeping services that work remote) have them do all the data entry/recs and set up checks so all you have to do is print and sign them.

Tough to predict ten years out, none of the data providers go out further than five.According to CoStar, 1-3 star office properties in Poway have a 3.4% vacancy that trends up gradually to 6% by 2022, with consistent negative absorption of about 2500 sf / quarter.

Thanks  @Jason DiClemente, @Mike D'Arrigo , and @Jaron Walling.Would you say you are seeing a 5-10% decrease in prices during the last quarter of the year?

You can maybe get it a quarter percent lower at best, but on that loan size, I wouldn't worry about leaving them in search of that difference.

My concern is taxation.

Even with a 3rd party manager it is still your job to manage the manager and you should expect to be out on the properties at least once a quarter

@Linda MalavetThere is a special rule regarding taxation and collecting rent payments.Rent payments are normally taxed in the year collected.Therefore - I am not sure what the tax difference would be from having a 35 month lease vs a 36 month lease.