As I said, look in Columbia.  

I actually live in Columbia Heights just south of Fridley. keep at it, we could meet up and talk sometime since youre right down the road!!

If anyone can recommend any local investor groups in Columbia, SC please chime in.Thank you

@Joshua Shockley  I am a full-time professional investor in Charleston, SC and my team is starting to look for deals in Columbia, Greenville, & Spartanburg.  

Good morning, JonathanI am an agent in West Columbia, South Carolina and work for a company that has been here since 1961.

From my research so far, it is looking like Madison and Columbia are going to be my target markets, and other recommendations would be appreciated.

there are a lot of resources on http://mokslaw.com/our-resources/  a website for a local Kansas City area attorney (Julie Anderson Clark) who does evictions - she has info mation on when and how and forms to use to demand payment.I would also suggest locating the landlord group in Columbia and connecting with an attorney who is familiar with eviction court judges in your area as the nuances from court to court in the individual state can vary.Julie also teaches on the topic of dealing with tenants.  

Downtown south of Columbia is pretty questionable. 

I am not a lawyer or a CPA, however I would say no, here is my logic:The father passes in Columbia, so Columbia's inheritance (or estate) laws would be in effect, and the transfer of the property from he father to her would take place in Columbia.

Hi Lisa,  I am a local PM here in Columbia,SC too.