But quarterly or even monthly distributions are fine.

I have a company visit every quarter, but I pay for it so that I can choose the company and receive reports about any issues. 

http://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2018/07/03/manhattan-real-estate-sales-fallAccording to a new report, Manhattan real estate has now had its worst second quarter since the Great Recession.

For your second question, I would calculate any recurring payments as a monthly income even if it is paid quarterly or annually.

@Josh LyonsUsually, I take distributions from an LLC quarterly.

Article from today —Almost 50 percent more potential homebuyers from outside Arizona searched for houses in Phoenix area during the first quarter than a year agoAbout 23 percent of out-of-state buyers looking in Phoenix were from Los Angeles during the first three months of this yearDenver residents’ top pick for moving was Phoenix—Metro Phoenix draws homebuyers from LA, Seattle and Denverhttps://www.azcentral.com/story/money/real-estate/catherine-reagor/2018/07/15/metro-phoenix-draws-homebuyers-la-seattle-and-denver-home-prices-household-income-redfin/772863002/

@Robert Raffalo You should get on the JWB mailing list, they will send you a list of all the people they help each quarter, new owners.

It lays out on a quarterly basis, capex budget and cash flow.

Thx, Dave sure thing if it coincides with one of my trips there I go every quarter I have 14 new builds in different stages so I am there often and have a pretty good feel for the city.. 

Zillow estimates $840,000 now but they have done A LOT to the inside and yard so for safe measures I said $900,000. its a 3/2 1900 square feet about a quarter mile from the beach in Oceanside, Ca.