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The Young Team Re/Max Results: What to Know About This South Carolina Real Estate Group

By Constance Obi · Culture & Recreation Writer

Who The Young Team Re/Max Results is and what they do

The Young Team Re/Max Results is a real estate group operating through Re/Max Results, one of South Carolina's established franchise offices. The team handles residential property sales, purchases, and rentals across the state. They work with buyers looking for homes, sellers preparing to list, and investors exploring the market.

Re/Max Results maintains offices in multiple South Carolina locations, and The Young Team operates within that network. Like other Re/Max agents, they access the regional Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to show available properties and list homes for sale. The team's size and specific service areas can shift, so contacting them directly gives you current information about their availability in your county.

Key Takeaways

  • The Young Team Re/Max Results is part of the Re/Max Results franchise, which operates multiple offices across South Carolina.
  • They handle residential sales, purchases, and rentals, using the regional MLS to access and list properties.
  • Re/Max agents typically work on commission from the sale price, so their fee comes from the transaction, not from you upfront.
  • You can contact the team directly to ask about their experience in your specific neighborhood or county.
  • Like all real estate agents in South Carolina, they must hold an active license from the South Carolina Real Estate Commission.

How Re/Max Results operates in South Carolina

Re/Max Results is a franchise within the national Re/Max network, which means individual agents and teams operate under the Re/Max brand while maintaining their own client relationships. In South Carolina, Re/Max Results has built a presence through multiple office locations. Each office and team within it can serve different geographic areas—some focus on a single county, while others work statewide.

The franchise model means The Young Team operates with Re/Max's systems and support but maintains their own book of business. They list properties on the local MLS, which real estate agents across the state use to see what is for sale. When you work with them as a buyer, they can show you any listed property. When you list with them as a seller, your home appears in that same system, visible to all agents and their clients.

What to expect when working with The Young Team

If you contact The Young Team about buying, they will typically ask about your budget, timeline, and what you are looking for in a home. They can then search the MLS for properties that match and arrange showings. They may also discuss financing—not by offering loans themselves, but by referring you to lenders or discussing what price range makes sense given your down payment and credit situation.

If you are selling, the team will usually visit your home to assess its condition, research comparable sales in your area, and suggest a listing price. They handle the listing paperwork, market the property (through the MLS, their website, and sometimes print or digital ads), and negotiate with buyers' agents. Once you accept an offer, they coordinate inspections, appraisals, and closing logistics with the title company.

For rentals, their role depends on whether you are a landlord or tenant. Landlords may list properties through them; tenants may contact them to find rental homes. The specifics vary by team, so asking directly about rental services is worth doing.

How real estate agents are paid in South Carolina

Real estate agents in South Carolina work on commission, which means they earn a percentage of the sale price when a property sells. That commission is typically split between the seller's agent and the buyer's agent, and then split again between the agent and their brokerage (in this case, Re/Max Results). The exact percentage varies by transaction and is negotiable, but it usually ranges from 2.5 to 3 percent per side.

As a buyer, you do not pay the agent directly—the seller's proceeds cover both commissions. As a seller, you negotiate the commission rate when you sign the listing agreement. There is no upfront fee to work with an agent as a buyer, though you may encounter costs at closing (inspection, appraisal, title insurance) that are separate from the agent's commission.

Checking an agent's license and background

All real estate agents in South Carolina must hold an active license issued by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission. You can verify that The Young Team members are licensed by visiting the Commission's website and searching by name or license number. This is a free public search and takes a few minutes.

The license search also shows whether an agent has any disciplinary history or complaints on file. It does not rate their performance or customer satisfaction, but it does confirm they are legally authorized to represent buyers and sellers. If an agent's license has lapsed or been suspended, that information appears in the search results.

Questions to ask before choosing an agent

Before committing to work with The Young Team or any agent, it is reasonable to ask about their experience in your area. How long have they been selling in your county? How many homes have they sold in the past year? Do they have experience with your type of property—a condo, a rural property, a fixer-upper, a new construction?

You can also ask about their marketing strategy if you are selling. Will they list on the MLS only, or do they use social media, email lists, or open houses? How often will they show your home, and how will they communicate with you about showings and offers? These conversations help you understand whether their approach matches what you need.

If you are buying, ask how they work with multiple offers, how they handle negotiations, and whether they have relationships with local lenders or inspectors they recommend. There is no single right answer to these questions—it depends on your priorities—but asking them gives you a clearer picture of how the agent operates.

Finding contact information and next steps

The Young Team Re/Max Results can be reached through the Re/Max Results website or by calling their office directly. Re/Max Results maintains a South Carolina presence with multiple locations; searching "Re/Max Results [your county]" will typically pull up the nearest office and phone number. You can also ask for The Young Team by name when you call.

When you reach out, have a basic sense of what you need: Are you buying, selling, or renting? What county or neighborhood? What is your approximate timeline? These details help them determine whether they can serve you and when they might be available to meet.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if The Young Team works in my area?

Re/Max Results has multiple offices across South Carolina, but not every team works everywhere. Call the nearest Re/Max Results office or search their website to ask whether The Young Team covers your county. If they do not, the office can refer you to another agent within the franchise who does.

Do I have to pay The Young Team upfront to work with them as a buyer?

No. As a buyer, you do not pay the agent directly. The seller's proceeds cover both the buyer's and seller's agent commissions. You will have closing costs (inspection, appraisal, title insurance, loan fees), but those are separate from the agent's commission and depend on your loan and the property.

What if I want to sell my home but am not sure about the listing price?

The Young Team can provide a market analysis by researching comparable homes that sold recently in your neighborhood. This is typically free and helps you understand what price range is realistic. You are not obligated to list with them after they provide this information.

Can I work with The Young Team if I am buying a new construction home?

Yes, though the process differs slightly. New construction homes are often listed by the builder's agent, but a buyer's agent (like someone from The Young Team) can still represent you, negotiate terms, and ensure your interests are protected. Ask them about their experience with new construction in your area.

How do I verify that The Young Team agents are licensed?

Visit the South Carolina Real Estate Commission website and search for each agent by name or license number. The search is free and public, and it shows whether their license is active and whether any disciplinary actions are on file.