If I were in your shoes, I'd start browsing BP's South Carolina forum and see who's commenting frequently. 

Not saying you said any of the above, but I personally sign them frequently on properties before they are presented, etc.

Finally, I she away from using words like never, no and always since there are frequently exceptions to any "rule". 

This same property will frequently be listed again in a couple months.

My Team knows what I want to accomplish (because I told them), so there's nowhere for me to hide from their frequent, persistent check-ins to ensure I'm making progress.And that's only fair, because that's exactly what I'm going to do to/for them with regard to their goals!

Since COVID restrictions are training us to forego frequent dining out, shopping and other excursions - if we're not going anywhere anyway, then a house or cabin in the outback starts to be very inviting.

Call up these agents beginning with the ones you see most frequently on the sites.When speaking to the agents:- Share your RE experience - past and current- Give them a detailed idea of what you're looking to purchase, how you are funding the deals, and what your plan is long term.- Lastly, offer to provide proof of funds, pre-approval letters, and any financial information that they can see to verify that you're motivated, serious and qualified.Best of luck to you moving forward!

We also have an accountant that we work with frequently and have formed a few good connections with investors and some local banks.

We also have an accountant that we work with frequently and have formed a few good connections with investors and some local banks.

Ask investors near you as I'm sure they will have someone they use frequently.