I understand you have to file a 941 every quarter, but if you are the sole owner and individual of an S Corp and say you are a wholesaler, can you wait until December to just pay yourself an annual Salary of say $40,000 when the business made $100k for the whole year?  

Coin or Card: Question: What appliance do you want to operate with quarters in the next 3-5 years? 

In this case I think you owe a quarter to the jar.....

The mortgage industry was raking in juicy refi profits for 2 years, and just at the tippy top of that is when the all IPO'd or SPAC'd, when investors who know zero about mortgages were focused on quarterly profits, incapable of zooming out and considering broader patterns. 

Just read the newspaper and check the market stats once per quarter.

Its a bit scary but my staff all know what my personal real estate investing goals are and I am glad that they know because when they see our company buy a property they feel security knowing we are doing well, following our predetermined path.With the help of my assistant we now have a written and reproducible process for collecting rent, sending receipts, documenting NOI, taking out fees, sending money to investors and owners, monthly, quarterly reporting on our website, (website for investor relations and 3rd party contrators saves tons of work-hours).

The money on these sorts of deals isn't generally made in the free cash flow that you'll be paid quarterly.  8% is a fair return from operations on a stabilized asset with a professional syndicator that has all the right legal structure in place. 

We get a restitution check from prison for $25 every quarter, so about $100 per year - on a $3500 debt.  

Occasionally there is an expense and you miss a quarter. 

Attend One class each quarter (4 times yearly)Do these 3 things for 5 years, and you'll find yourself in the Top 5% whatever industry you're in.