Sellers are responsible for selecting the offer that’s best for them and dual-agency complaints are usually filed by Sellers.  

I'm looking for help or opinions from anyone that has used a marketing agency/firm in helping with a podcast in terms of researching new material and direction. 

Depending on the agency they may be slow to pay each month, in my experience. 

Also I have 2 buyer agency agreements with investors and hoping to get a property for each of them under  contract this year yet.

At the very least, you need them to respond in writing to this situation.I've never looked into this but it looks like the State of Illinois requires movers in the state to be licensed by the State of Illinois:  https://www.icc.illinois.gov/authority/household-goods-movers  Perhaps your state requires the licensing of movers and that Agency will have up to date information, perhaps information about the insurance company they use. 

you should be able to inspect it before finalizing purchase, don’t expect any repairs to be made. once you agree on a price it goes( hopefully) to a closing  agency for the transfer of title and then the seller and wholeseller get their money, state taxes are paid and title gets transferred to you. 

What is the best book/website/government agency resource for how to info?

Policies put forth from mainstream Democratic candidates such as Warren and Sanders just 3 years ago would have seem very left and too left to win the primary.  

Additionally, I am interested in learning more about real estate agency within the Bay Area.

I would never lie to a government agency and i feel like I'm getting "punished" instead of the one who actually lied.