By acting only as a middleman they have been able to avoid millions and possibly billions of dollars of regulatory red tape.

But, I believe you really need to talk to them in person, see their body language, do they smell like smoke, do they bring weird people with them to view the apartment, etc. 

Typically the threat of filing a complaint with the regulatory agency will make them realize their mistake.  

But over the years builders (using the strategies I previously outlined) decided that building in high risk flood zones was a good plan (AKA every beach property or property built right on large body of water including rivers) because the government will bail out the property owners which they have (kinda) and are currently in debt 20+ billion.

But both doctors know a hell of a lot more about the human body than I do, so either way it can be troublesome. 

While the agents might get dragged into this as material players, and they are subject to over-sight and discipline from the regulatory environment that governs their license, any issue you or the seller have with your respective agents would need to be addressed as a separate case.You stated your contract was one that was a) entered into by both parties (do you have a written contract signed by you and the seller?

I use a lot of body language viewing tells me a lot about what they're telling me is true or not.

Morgue is on its way to pick up the body.

@Kenneth GarrettHandrails in town house are designed to hold on while you walking up or down stairs not to apply all body weight.

A garage door is not an accent, and in MOST cases should be the same color as the body of the house, unless of course it's an actual wood door, faux wood, glass panels, etc.Accent what you'd like to stand out.