There may also be a state or govt agency you can reach out to. 

I also own my own insurance agency.

Cody,The guy who used to own the agency I worked for did exactly that. 

It will strengthen your relationship and produce remarkable results for you both.Don't sign an exclusive buyer's agency form and let each REA know that you are also working with other agents.

We get calls from agencies like the one you are describing all the time for our rentals we fill here in CT.

With the exception of places like "guide dog for the blind" and other agencies that train true service dogs for the physically disabled people there is essentially no governing bodies or qualifications that have to be passed to get labeled a "service dog".

My family lives in 1 unit, and I have rented out Unit 2 to a family that gets SSDI, plus rental assistance from an agency called Alternative.Long story short, tenants pay for their utilities, and are on a M2M lease. 

If so, hopefully you've secured your agency position and a commission agreement with either the buyers or the sellers.   

You can get non agency financing (not Fannie or Freddie) at 5.25% 25 year am and 5 year rate reset for one origination point but that’s at a local bank.

There are positives and negatives to having a license.Positives:You save one side of the commission, but you can't be in dual-agency with yourself, so you still pay the other side.Access to the MLS.Negatives:You are held to a higher standard.