Try to relax, hire an attorney and make sure you immediately abide by some legal obligations you are most-likely not aware of e.g. you may need to file reports with some government agencies and you may be required to provide your tenant with some types of benefits e.g. money, or whatever, but if you fail to provide your tenant with some things you will look like an animal in court and a jury will hit you hard with damages.Sorry!  

That could happen if you work with a temp agency for example.

Perhaps call a title agency in Florida to ask.

@Prasanna K. in Texas, agents are not allowed to represent both parties aka "dual agency." 

We top performers in this niche of real estate industry, we are the Unicorns of R.E. agency and we know it, we have people beating down our door hourly to work with them, buy from them, sign up with them, move agency to them, OPEN an agency with them etc etc etc etc, the last thing we want is yet another annoyance.

Not being stuck in a buyer agency for a whole area, they want it per property and 1-3 month time period.

My fear is that they may not hire the most cost-effective and unbiased agency for the job.

As regards to the lead certification process, my PL agency is proposing the full service for usd 450.

My fear is that they may not hire the most cost-effective and unbiased agency for the job.

Trying to enlist the agency only caused delay in seeing any rent at all as the agency was keen on trying to get this tenant off the program.