The laws of California probably protect purchasers from dual agency. 

@Jonathan Taylor Smith thank you. it has been going on for several years with the same agency but diffrent agents.

Depending upon the rental amount being asked for the Property, the sufficiency of your income along with the ability to verify the stated income, may influence Landlord’s decision to lease the Property to you.4.Credit History: Landlord will obtain a Credit Reporting Agency (CRA) report, commonly referred to as a Credit Report, in order to verify your credit history.

I've been trying to find information online and through these forums but most just recommend going through a title agency. 

Insurance may be cheap now but if a future sewer line crisis cost the insurance agency to much money in payoffs they may drop you from your policy.

A good primer on tax-advantaged accounts (IRAs, HSAs) can be found on the Mad FIentist site (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/846/topics/563476-ep-18-accessing-retirement-funds-before-59-1-2-w-the-mad-fientist, https://www.madfientist.com/ultimate-retirement-account/).My background: I worked for many years as an independent contractor through a temporary help agency.

A lot of agencies use this form and they are written very well in my opinion.

Did you sign an "exclusive right" or a "Dual agency".

Is there a Senior Housing designation that can be attained from HUD or other agencies in Florida that would protect me against age discrimination?   

I'd hate to jump to any conclusions, however my gut tells me there are a slew of laws broken here: I just looked up "real estate fraud crime" and here's the definition: "Real estate fraud is when an individual or agency uses false information or misrepresents the information for any real estate transactions."