I am new to real estate and now in the process of following-up leads for some great entry-level positions with respect to analysis, agencies, commercial real estate, data-entry, legal and property management.I have a resume to send to employers, but I don’t feel that it is catered for a real estate position. 

I was hoping some folks on BP may work in marketing as part of their day gig or run small agencies.  

I wonder if using listing agent as my buyer's agent (dual agency) would give her some incentive to present my offer to the bank?

me but then again I own an internet marketing agency ha ha

If anyone has more information on a great insurance agent/agency with low cost would love some more insight if the syndication affects any of that.

Got contractors from the management agency who happen to be really cheap.

With agency involved, there are certainly more required disclosures but CA has its own disclosure laws regarding real estate and FSBO or not, sellers must disclose any known defects, adverse affects to title, adverse affects to the value (such as death on property), etc.

On Realtor fees and "agency".

Really 2 side by side semi-attached SFRs and got a 65% surprise in closing agency fees over estimate - the day after I drop off contracts and escrow check to settlement agent. 

Below is specific to Freddie/Fannie Agency…I’ve done many deals north of Orlando, Jacksonville, Pensacola, Miami, St.