It pays out 12 % , 3% for each quarter.  

While there may be a select few companies that pay comparable quarterly or monthly dividends to shareholders, they come with much more risk than a solid multifamily investment.

I know there are a lot of ways to creatively structure the payback such as monthly, quarterly, etc. but I wanted to see what ways people have had success with recently. 

Problem is right across from my properties, are these huge river front compounds, and the owners are rarely there, they do have servants living in smaller quarters, and they have hired help to come by to take out trash carts and retrieve them on trash days.My tenants complained about lost carts every other week. 

100% of my income is made through REI investments, so I have no W2 withholding, and I did not make any quarterly payments throughout 2014. 

We do quarterly investor call and send out quarterly reports.

We provide monthly snapshots of progress, quarterly financials from property manager w/distributions.  

So if you're just focused on quarterly numbers, rather than relationships and "fuzzy" things like that, it's rational to cut self employed people off. 

It's tricky for me, so I'd like to know if any of this type of research played into your marketing and decision making.Here is some good info I researched on Columbus for the first quarter of 2015.

Another option is have them pay in to account for electric and settle quarterly.