Touring investment properties in New Brunswick? Focus on cash-flow drivers like layouts, proximity to the downtown/train and updated apartments. As the #1 selling real estate agent in New Brunswick the last 3 years in a row, I've vetted hundreds of units—here's your quick checklist.
Is it structurally sound?
Check for signs of oil tanks outside or in the basement
Systems: Roof/Furnance under 10 years? ROI killers otherwise.
Tenant appeal: Proximity to transit/Rutgers (<1 mile ideal).
Driveways are a huge plus.
Red flags: Water damage, knob and tube wiring, mold, asbestos, sidewalks (not deal killers BTW but repairs you will want to make)
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