There are some cheaper neighborhoods, but they're very tough to retain good tenants in or resell for a good profit.

The house is not in the best neighborhood but it is definitely not in the worse neighborhood.

If the norm are windows units go w the flow but if most in neighborhood have HVAC and when you’re ready to sell you might want to consider to get best sales price..

There are quite a few neighborhoods that are choc-full of 2-4 units buildings/old divided row houses.

What's the neighborhood like.

Opioids from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland Medical Center continue to flood the poorest of neighborhoods, leaving the African American communities in a perpetual state of addiction, along with the need for constant government assistance programs.

B-/C+ neighborhood.

I wouldn't categorize by neighborhoods because it's street by street. 

It is a nice, quiet neighborhood with good schools right across the bridge (about a mile away) from downtown New Brunswick which is a city home to Rutgers, RWJ Hospital, Johnson & Johnson, NJ Transit train to NYC and a lot of development going on including a brand new theater and a huge development project at the train station which will include shopping, food and apartments.

They are primarily C/D neighborhoods and going for crazy prices right now.