@Scott Wolf thanks for that shout out. 

I've read other threads on the topic and it seems like the obvious answer is that it depends, as doing bi-weekly pays off your mortgage faster but means less available cash for other investments.Say we have a typical Cleveland property worth around 150K, assume the monthly PIMI is $1000 and that annual cashflow is $5000.

Today, and a similar rate for the last several months, the yield (annualized) on a 4-week T-Bill is 5.22%.

This must be done annually now even for one SFR.  

You want to do a return on equity(current in 2024) to evaluate it as an investment.Return = Annual Cash-Flow and appreciationEquity = FMV less debtThen compare this to what your required return of an investment is along with returns you can get on other investments.If your return is 6% but you can get 8% somewhere else, you may want to consider selling it.Best of luck.

And have you incorporated an annual, semi or quarterly distribution?

The increase in value to have a legal quad has been well worth the additional annual fees.As for the mail, put out four boxes aligned to the units in the leases.

Property Taxes $1200 annually which we've been paying.

Go to local real estate presentations / events / awards (maybe you have a local annual NAIOP awards or a BISNOW breakfast). 

Head east my friend and check out real estate deals in the great state of Alabama, very low property taxes (0.40%) median home vales $200K with an average annual property tax of $800.