Society's concerns include, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TOO, not having to take care of children medically after having been baked in a fire, economizing on the number of times the fire department is called, etc.... .So can someone "demand" an inspection without notice and then punish a third party (landlord) when the tenant plays A-hole?

If he is that much of a headache - and it seems he is going to continue with his abusiveness and continue giving you problems - it seems like it would be worth it to let him leave if he wants to so that you can get a better tenant in his place- the mental and physical toll this tenant will place on you does not seem worth keeping him around and then trying to "punish" him for resolving your problem by leaving  seems like it would only stretch out the inevitable.

It's as if we're being punished for allowing 1 night bookings.

Punishable by jail, fines, and/or restitution.

Now that violation may not count as criminal, but its still breaking a law and the punishment is a fine and its illegal behavior. 

But creditors have no authority to collect on that judgement in the country of the foreign individual.Orchestration of the sell of real estate isnt punishable by any courts, regardless of license status.

Yes, I can promise you that negotiating a price on real estate with a seller, marketing that deal to others, and receiving a fee for said service IS "brokering without a license" which is punishable by fines, jail, restitution, or potentially all of the above.

LOLSo before I get punished by the forum police for getting sidetracked, can you give me a practical example of how I would use TIC with a partner..aka birddog.  

Google is punishing me today because of yesterday zero click percentage even though they have control of the click cost.And I have my daily spend set higher then Googles suggested daily spend...

Any person who violates this paragraph commits a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083, or, if a corporation, as provided in s. 775.083.Florida Real Estate License Law requires that an individual who, for another, in Florida , for Compensation* or valuable consideration will need a real estate license if they perform any of the following when dealing with real property: AppraisesAuctionsSellsExchangesRentsNegotiates a saleAdvertises or represents as an individual involved in the real estate business, through either oral or written representationProcures sellers, purchasers, lessors, business enterprises or business opportunitiesCloses any transaction which results in or is calculated to result in a sale or exchange and who expects to receive ANY compensation or valuable considerationReal property or real estate means any interest or estate in land, or enterprise or business opportunity, including any assignment, leasehold, sub-leasehold or mineral rights.