Exclusive real estate leads in South Carolina
We have worked 92 leads across South Carolina. Each one is sold once, to one buyer, and never resold.
Counts from our own marketplace, as of October 1, 2026.
What the South Carolina mix looks like
The split below is what we have actually listed in this state, not a target. It moves as sellers come up, so treat it as the shape of the market rather than a forecast.
The seller has said he/she wants to move now — a named timeline, usually a price in mind.
Selling is a real plan rather than an idea, but not this week. These reward follow-up.
Selling is on the table further out. Cheapest to buy, longest to work, and worth it only if you nurture.
By who the lead is for
South Carolina cities
A city earns a page once we have worked enough leads there to say something specific about it. The rest of the state is still covered — it just does not have its own page yet.
Questions people ask
How many South Carolina leads can I expect in a week?
It depends on what sellers in South Carolina actually say that week, so we will not quote you a number we cannot stand behind. The counts on this page show how deep the market has been for us historically, which is the honest version of the same question.
Are these leads exclusive to me in South Carolina?
Each lead is sold once, to one buyer. That is enforced when the purchase completes, not promised as a territory policy — nobody else can buy a lead after you have.
Can I limit leads to certain parts of South Carolina?
You choose the states you want leads in and set a weekly cap. Within a state you will see what comes up, which is why the city counts on this page are worth a look before you commit a budget.
What happens if a lead turns out to be bad?
Tell us and we replace it. Replacement rather than refund is the standing policy, and it applies in every market.
Other markets
Get leads in your markets
Pick your states, set a weekly cap, and pause whenever you want. Every lead is sold once, to one buyer.