I am actually from South Jersey but live on the West Coast.

I'm open to both New Jersey and Pennsylvania suburbs.

I am trying to determine where to buy a single unit rental in my area (central New Jersey) and I am trying to figure out what is the best way to find the current vacancy rate for an area? 

HI  My friendsI am looking for adviceHere is the situation:I rented out a house and lease   ends on March 31/15Tenant not sure if he is going to renew lease  because maybe he relocates out of StateHe asked me to go on...

Probably in the least this is a 400K project but you're in Jersey so it's got to be much much higher than it would be here in Kansas, unless you're buying slum low down junk that you shouldn't be looking at anyway.This would be a pretty lengthy and involved decision and you would need to have a lot of knowledge about a wide variety of things to even approach this kind of project.Most people will probably try to help guide you in some fashion and by all means please don't think I'm trying to be negative or have a mean tone to my text here.

Just my $.02  I am not from jersey(McGuire AFB) but I could certainly see myself living in PA.

I service Camden, Gloucester, and Burlington Counties. Looking to add potential buyers to my database for deals I come across. Thanks

They both showed up on the first page of google for "We buy Houses New Jersey" as well.  

I am not an electrician but in central jersey we replaced a panel at $1100 due to storm damage.

However anyone owning a building near public transportation will be ahead of the game while the suburbs are going to dry up only bc im the only person I know who wants to own a nice big house with a yard and the red neck in me will build a bigger garage in the back but most of these young people who don't want to buy they all want to rent so they aren't tied down and can travel and than live down town with a short commute to work...Everyone has there own opinion but me I think that an out of the money call option on apple would be a better value than an 800k townhouse in some ex industrial area of Jersey or wherever it was because I already know the places with the good school districts and easy commute to nyc they were over built 10 years before I was even born so basically if you can afford it buy where you KNOW it is desirable AND If not it is a gamble at this point.