I got my license because I had to deal with too many liars & incompetents for agents.

You're right in that it is easier for agents to locate the foreclosures as we have access to the various systems where they are listed and we are excluded from any 'advertising bans' of their status, so if you're looking to pursue them you should definitely connect with an agent.

We are specifically looking for Agents/Brokers/Attorneys etc.

You have a good idea but look at what you set yourself up to fall victum to.You are wide open for agents and investors to flood you web-site and phone.Craigslist is good if you want to post a specific deal but to just put an open ended statement out there is a garunteed nightmare.You will be spending more of your time swatting away flys than working on deals.Why dont you try establishing your deals using signage and simple fllyers in your own town because there is a "Big market" right there in your city and all you have to do is tap into it.You are "Shot gunning" instead of using a more focused approach.How can you be successful nationwide if you have not made a name for yourself at home first.GET THAT MONEY MAN!

Check the NC laws for agency.

First post, so be nice.

Just starting out and looking for an agent that has experience in investment properties in the St. Louis area.

Looking for someone I can sit down with to talk to about getting started with...

In most cases, the broker is responsible for agent's RE activities as much as agent is. 

Not a perfect answer, but one place online to start. http://www.realtrends.com/rankings/real-trends-100...Another place you could look in your area, actually on Zillow or somewhere, is for agents who are listing properties in the condition you are seeking.

It's great for agents who pay to advertise because the leads are hot and good, but for investors it's just window dressing.

But attitude, that's been a significant factor in happiness, success, well-being, and fortune for ages.