David Wright
Myrtle Beach Realty
Myrtle Beach, SC
Verified3 yrs licensed20.1% referral fee
- Industrial
- Luxury Residential
Referral agents by state
Real Estate Agents in South Carolina
10 licensed agents in South Carolina are listed in the WeReferAgents referral network, covering 20 cities. Browse their markets, specialties and published referral fees, then reach out directly about sending or receiving a referral.
10Agents listed
20Cities covered
25%Median published referral fee
10Median years licensed
Agents by city in South Carolina
Cities where enough agents are listed to browse directly. Every other market in South Carolina is searchable from Find Agents.
All 10 agents in South Carolina
Mark Gonzalez
Greenville Realty Partners
Greenville, SC
Verified6 yrs licensed34% referral fee
- Relocation
- First-Time Home Buyers
John Wright
Myrtle Beach Properties
Myrtle Beach, SC
Verified16 yrs licensed23% referral fee
- Military Relocation
- Vacation/Second Home
- Multifamily
Richard Perez
Greenville Homes
Greenville, SC
Verified26 yrs licensed20.6% referral fee
- Probate and Trust Sales
Kevin Robinson
Hilton Head Island Realty
Hilton Head Island, SC
Verified7 yrs licensed21.4% referral fee
- Other
Patricia Taylor
Hilton Head Island Real Estate Partners
Hilton Head Island, SC
11 yrs licensed25.1% referral fee
- Retail
Nancy Lee
Greenville Homes
Greenville, SC
9 yrs licensed28.9% referral fee
- Short Sales
Daniel Wilson
Hilton Head Island Real Estate Partners
Hilton Head Island, SC
21 yrs licensed28.7% referral fee
- Luxury Residential
Nikki Russo
Shoreline Realty
Myrtle beach, SC
25% referral fee
Candice McCuien
Excel Real Estate
Columbia, SC
25% referral fee
- Residential
What South Carolina agents specialise in
The specialties most often listed by the South Carolina agents above. Each one links to agents nationwide with that specialty.
How agent-to-agent referrals work in South Carolina
A referral is simply one licensed agent introducing a client to another licensed agent who works in the market the client is moving to, on agreed terms.
Find an agent in the right market
Search by city, state, ZIP code or specialty to see agents who work where your client is moving. Every profile shows the agent's brokerage, license type, years licensed, the markets they cover and the referral fee they have published, so you can shortlist before you reach out to anyone.
Agree the referral and the fee
Referral fees in residential real estate are commonly a percentage of the receiving agent's commission, agreed in writing before the client is introduced. Agents publish the fee they are willing to pay or accept on their profile, so the conversation starts from a known number rather than a negotiation.
Introduce the client
You make the introduction and the receiving agent takes the client through the transaction in their own market. Because both agents are licensed and working under their own brokerages, the arrangement is between the two brokerages in the ordinary way.
Track it to closing
Referrals you send and receive live in your dashboard with their status, so an introduction made in March is still findable when it closes in September. Referral fees are settled between the brokerages involved, under whatever agreement they signed.
Free agent profiles
Creating an account, building a profile and being listed in this directory cost nothing, and no card is required to sign up. A free profile appears in the same search results as every other — paid plans add placement, tools and Seller Opportunity credits, not the right to be found.
Common questions about real estate referrals
What is a real estate agent referral network?
It is a directory of licensed agents who are willing to send and receive client referrals across markets. When a client is moving somewhere you do not work, you find an agent who does, agree a referral arrangement with them, and introduce the client. WeReferAgents lists agents nationwide by city, state and specialty so the search step does not depend on who you happen to already know.
How much does it cost to join?
Creating an account, building your agent profile and appearing in the public directory are free, and no card is required to sign up. Paid memberships add premium placement, AI and marketing tools, and credits for Seller Opportunities. Current plans and prices are on the pricing page.
What referral fee is normal?
In United States residential real estate a referral fee is usually a percentage of the receiving agent's commission, most commonly in the 20-35% range, agreed in writing before the introduction. It is not fixed by anyone and is negotiable on every referral. Agents on this site publish the fee they work with on their own profile, so you can see it before you make contact. WeReferAgents does not set, collect or take a share of referral fees -- they are settled between the brokerages involved.
Who is eligible to join?
Licensed real estate agents and brokers. You supply your license type and number when you create your profile, and it is shown publicly so other agents can verify it with the issuing state authority.