All Forum Posts by: Bhanu Kuna
Bhanu Kuna has started 17 posts and replied 46 times.
Post: Best practices to find investor from friendly real rate agent

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
@Corby Goade thanks for the advice. I'll definitely try this when I talk to my next agent
Post: Best practices to find investor from friendly real rate agent

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
Does anyone have any tips on finding an investor friendly agent? I'm starting the search in the Philadelphia area and Cumberland County and I'd in trying to figure out the best way to find one. Is it just a matter of grinding it out?
Post: What Terms do you offer your investors?

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
Hi Everyone!
I've started teaching out to those in my network to gauge interest in partnering and investing with me. I'm very curious as to what terms you offer investors in a deal? Partners? Is it a flat interest rate? Do you offer a a split of the cash flow? Under what scenarios would you offer which terms?
Hopefully not too many questions. I want to document these options so I can better systemize my investors process long term.
As always any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Regards.
Bhanu
Post: Pennsylvania BRRRR markets

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
Originally posted by @Rich O'Neill:
@Bhanu Kuna I don't have any direct experience in the markets you discussed, but I have been looking at them as well lately. Opportunity for appreciation is exciting and opportunity for property level improvement seems excellent in most of those areas. The city did just change the way they handle tax abatements on new construction and major renovations, making them less valuable. I am curious how this will affect the seemingly unstoppable growth in many areas of the city.
I buy in Eastern Delaware County- Specifically Collingdale, Lansdowne, Glenolden, etc. I find cash flow to be great, tenants to be reasonable (you get problem tenants anywhere), and values to be achievable, but property taxes are outrageous, often 5% or more of property value. I am expecting taxes go down 10-20% on my properties in these specific areas based on the way the county wide reassessment is going, but that is yet to be seen. Once taxes go down I expect values to go up a bit because the monthly payment is more affordable and more people will find the area affordable. Could this be wishful thinking because I own property here? Absolutely, but I have done a lot of research to back those expectations up. Would love commentary on those expectations from other investors in the area.
I read the same thing about Philly tax abatements being phased out. I don't think that'll have a tremendous impact. Jersey City took similar actions with their tax abatements program and it didn't really slow down construction downtown.
Can't really provide educated commentary about reduction in real estate taxes in those counties. However, I wouldn't bet on the reduction. Hard to imagine local municipalities willingly giving up a primary revenue stream.
Post: Property Management in the Philadelphia area

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
@Stephen J Davis that would be great! Looking forward to reading the questions.
Post: Property Management in the Philadelphia area

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
Hi Everyone!
I'm currently networking and building my core 4 and looking for a property manager in the Philadelphia area. Does anyone have any experience with Bay Property Management group in Philadelphia? If not, any other recommendations?
Thanks so much,
Bhanu
Post: Pennsylvania BRRRR markets

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
@David Lee Hall, III thanks for the referral. I'll try get in touch and vet them to see if or business goals align.
Post: Pennsylvania BRRRR markets

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
@Sheryl Sitman thanks for the commentary! I picked these after looking for areas with low crime, easy access to highways, and mass transit. Also, on the surface, many properties look like they'll cashflow per 1% rule. Many properties are also significantly distressed and have lots of modernization opportunities.
Post: Pennsylvania BRRRR markets

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
@Robert Stranix I have a background in consumer lending so I think there might be other options out there for lending at this price point. Have you tried getting a personal line of credit? Or personal loan from lending tree? Most likely you wouldn't get a fixed 30 year term but the numbers might still work in you favor to build cashflow.
@David Krulac thanks for the guidance! I'll hop online and research Cumberland county. I'll try to see if the opportunities make sense for my goals!
Post: Can a property management software replace a property manager?

- Investor
- Hamilton, NJ
- Posts 49
- Votes 9
Appreciate the information Ryan! It sounds like it will streamline many tasks for those that decided to self manage.
I wonder if anyone has tried to blend the the software with a part time property manager for emergency requests and leasing to reduce costs?